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Hi all, I have some doubts about these.
The Dorset and Stafford no sweat holes. Stafford has been varnished and is a bit rubbed around the crown. Bedfordshire economy looks to have a 're soldered slider. Royal Fusiliers lugged. Could I get some opinions from the forum please. Regards, Jim |
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The only badge I see there that I am really comfortable with is the single Royal Fusiliers OSD collar badge.
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The Dorset regt badge was made in a/a. Prior to that the Dorsetshire was in bimetal.
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I already have a much better example with sweat holes, but I am unsure about this one. However I do not want to cast it into the pot if it's thought to be good.
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There is no chance for that Dorset badge I’m afraid. For a time the short scroll Dorset in BM was considered genuine, however, I’m now of the same opinion as Alan.
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Ah, thanks for that Alan. Into the pot it is cast. Any further opinions on the other 3 ?
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