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Old 11-07-23, 09:32 AM
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Default Cavalry NCO's & pagri?

Can anyone please id the arm? badges and confirm my suspicion that the Lincolnshire's badge is a pagri badge. It has quite long lugs and seems to have been bronzed.
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Old 11-07-23, 03:05 PM
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The Lincolns is purported to be a 2nd Bn. bandsman badge for the FSH prior to WW1.
Can't help with those modern POW plumes badges.

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FSH badge came from an old collection in Scotland, former officer, some rare bits, I got two, THANKS
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