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Butler mark
on the subject of names with addresses, i have a rifle brigade 1927 pattern
with the slider marked BUTLER, 48,victoria st, birmingham.It looks real enough to me, but been proved wrong before |
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J & CO
A collar badge to the 11th King Edward's Own Lancers (Probyn's Horse) 1861-1922. Makers mark J&CO, the split pin is of interest as well.
Mike, use the pics if you wish to. Last edited by 54Bty; 09-02-22 at 05:30 PM. |
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As 54Bty say the split pin is most interesting, I have never seen one similar in over 40 years.
P.B.
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London Scottish S/T with full FN mark.
London Scottish ST.jpg Picture for Marks project if any good. Cheers, Paul.
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Yes, for the forum's list if the picture is OK. Not for the use of an 'unknown' chap called Mark!
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JR Gaunt makers mark - late Jennens + JE mark
Another one for the Makers Mark album.
This is the back of an officers 2 part bronze cap badge to the 4th (RI) Dragoon Guards. What I haven't seen before is the small 'JE' mark underneath. Inscription reads: J.R.GAUNT LONDON LATE JENNENS JE Note that the 'JE' is angled slightly and not as heavily stamped. I am assuming that (maybe) the 'JE' was stamped on before the other stamp was used. |
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I wonder if the JE is just the beginning of JENNENS and that it represents a mis-stamping ???
I'll show some other G late J marks once I work out how to convert .tifs into something that will fit here ! |
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Another Makers Mark
This is another London mark on the back of a silver (marked) Victorian
era Coldstream Guards officers pagri badge. david I am assuming that this is the thread to use for these.... |
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Makers Marks.
Hello gentlemen,
I bought this one for re-sale, it was described as original ?? One of my friends has expressed his uncertainty already, can anyone give me a definitive answer, thanks in advance. Dave.
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Sorry but I don't believe that Marples and Beasley ever marked their ORs' badges. In fact I am doubtful that they even made then but specialised in Offrs' badges.
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Cheers Alan,
That's 2 - 0 against !! Dave.
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F.P Silver Makers mark on PHILLIPS of Aldershot
Here is a makers mark
PHILLIPS, ALDERSHOT Silversmith is F.P - unable to trace them. The mark is on the back of HMS Bays sweetheart brooch from 1912. |
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Another Makers Mark
This is for WD&S - William Dowler & Son - a Birmingham silversmith (which may or may not be related to the DOWLER company mark. This is from a 3rd pattern Tyneside Scottish badge.
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Hi Folks,
Another opportunity to show my lack of understanding.................. during a recent conversation with a friend on another matter, he happened to mention J.& Co. in the context of them stopping production in 1924. If this is the case, can someone tell me how my 1st Royal Dragoons cap badge and one of my collar badges is marked J.& Co. according to John Gaylor, they were worn from 1948 to 1969 ? Thanks in advance. Dave. Last edited by davec2; 04-01-10 at 05:58 PM. |
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