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12-12-23, 03:11 PM
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Ayrshire Imperial Yeomanry
The back of this badge looks very new, slider also looks new and a little thin.
It does have a faint crimp mark and slider attached by gold braize. So not hopeful and would like a second opinion. Thanks Chris 
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12-12-23, 04:43 PM
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The slider tends to be known as an extruded (but not extruded)slider and a guarantee of WW1 vintage but was known to me as flat rolled bar when I still used it back in the early 80's with many unhappy memories of having to use it for certain jobs.
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12-12-23, 10:05 PM
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A good badge as already stated.
I've a few AIY patterns on my album, https://www.britishbadgeforum.com/fo...p?albumid=4799 one is the same die as yours but a shorter slider Cheers Chris
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12-12-23, 10:13 PM
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So still on the learning curve.
However I am definitely getting better, once upon a time I would have taken one look at the back of this badge and thought for its age it looked way to new. But now I take a good look at the entire badge. Just could not believe my luck on finding this, I recently took a gamble on a job lots of badges. I only took the risk after using the forum to cross check the few photos. Best buy I have ever made Just goes to prove you read/listen to what more experienced members of this forum say about badges, eventually it starts to sink in. Thanks once again for taking the time to comment Regards Chris
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