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06-12-22, 12:36 PM
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6th Inniskilling Dragoons 1883
Hello Gents,
Recent ancestry research has revealed my great, great grandfather William Fisher on my mother’s side served in 1883 as a Armoury SGT in the 6th Inniskilling Dragoons in Brighton. Also on currently on EBay their is a joint photograph of the 6th’s NCOs in 1898. Can anyone inform me if the 6th Armoury SGT has it’s own trade badge as I can just make out some badges on the photograph? I could find no details of his service but I did notice he did not serve in WW1. I noticed on a previous post re the 6th a arm badge with the initials WHP scratched on the reverse, maybe coincidence my great grandfather’s on my father’s side was WHP! Thanks for any help. Richard 
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06-12-22, 01:13 PM
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Probably Hammer and Pincers in bullion embroidery worn above NCO chevrons.
Tim
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10-12-22, 08:17 PM
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Something like this from Armourer74 album:
https://www.britishbadgeforum.com/fo...p?albumid=1801 Tim
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