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Old 05-03-24, 04:07 PM
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A very heavy solid badge, any idea who may have worn this badge? If it's a fake then a very expensive one with the amount of metal used?
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Old 06-03-24, 12:14 AM
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Again another badge the likes of which I have never seen before. When it comes to certain Scottish TR badges such this, one cannot be sure. It is cast in the same manor as so many clan badges of the same ilk along, with plaid brooches.
What it is not is a proper 5th Seaforth, but....

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