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Cambridgeshire badge on a disc
I have had this Cambridgeshire Regt badge on a brass disc for some years, the disc measures 67mm across and has small lugs N-S.
The badge is an original and has been attached very professionally, any ideas as to what it's purpose was? Thanks for looking Rob |
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Helmet plate centre maybe, band.
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Rob, I’m guesstimating that a fixing pin might have passed though the stud holes. The plate then might have been attached onto a strap. Perhaps a uniform strap or horse furniture? Can’t tell how much clearance there is from the plate back to hole bottoms in the studs—that distance should give a idea if a strap or etc. would have enough clearance to pass under a fixing pin.
Best regards, Jay |
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Cambridgeshire badge on a disc
Thanks chaps for your thoughts, I don't think it is a helmet plate centre, possibly the lugs could have gone through a thin strap and a pin to hold the item in place, maybe for a bandsman's equipment strap.
Over the years I have studied many Cambridgeshire Regt photos looking for a clue as to the white metal Cambridgeshire Regt badge on the wreath which is supposedly a bandsman's badge without success, this badge has not appeared in any of the photos to my knowledge either. Rob |
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