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Old 05-09-12, 01:14 PM
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Default Suffolk Regt - Looped Cap Badge

Not sure what to make of this all-(g/m?) Suffolk cap badge:

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Any thoughts appreciated.

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Peter
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Old 05-09-12, 01:40 PM
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Is it an OSD bronze Peter? I have a similar one.


I thought lugged ones were collar badges? (But having said that its not Y&L so what do I know)!

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Old 05-09-12, 01:46 PM
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I had one of these, but was told that 99.999% of all OSD's were tanged. So, I got rid of it........

I hope it is an OSD, but I'll be a little irritated.

Simon
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Old 05-09-12, 01:54 PM
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Thanks gents,

The points you raise are precisely where the confusion lies for me.

Also, the colour is slightly odd... yellow-metal (not bronze/d), but it has that nice OSD die-cast look to the rear.

Hmmm!
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That was my thoughts Peter when I had one. Seemed like an expensive process for a copy.

Simon.
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Old 05-09-12, 02:08 PM
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That was my thoughts Peter when I had one. Seemed like an expensive process for a copy.

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Point taken, Simon.

Thought it might give us a little diversion on a slow Wednesday afternoon .
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