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It has been suggested that it could be Yorkshire or Lancashire Yeomanry related but I still can't find a positive ID. I wondered if it was lugged arm badge conversion but cannot find one that matches.
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I’ve asked Keith Hook about this badge, it’s one he’s never seen before and confirms it’s neither Yeomanry or Hampshire related. He also doesn’t think OTC/Cadets, I didn’t realise this until he told me just now but he had a good collection of these which he sold to Hugh King.
I would say if it had any connection to any Yeomanry you could bet your mortgage Keith would’ve known. So it remains a mystery it seems. |
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This article from 1923 states that a w/m rose was worn by the militia. Sadly no photo.
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I was going to add this morning but forgot, whilst browsing dead Spartan saw a wm rose collar design for 4th West York Militia, it also noted the 1st Royal Lancashire wore the same patter.
Could be an avenue worth exploring. |
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I am of the opinion that with a slider the badge is for the cap and is early 20th Century and probably not military.
I am leaning towards badges worn by people that we havent considered such as one of the Yorkshire Ambulance Services, the staff at a posh Harrogate Hotel or security staff at a Hampshire Bank, etc etc. Just my thoughts regards
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Simon Butterworth Manchester Regiment Collector Rank, Prize & Trade Badges British & Commonwealth Artillery Badges |
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I think the one worn on the rosette was smaller but I am not ruling it out just yet. Alan |
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