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Old 13-12-20, 06:49 PM
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Default Royal Artillery embroidered cloth badge

Is it possible to say when this Royal Artillery cloth badge was worn?

I am presuming that it was worn on battledress.
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Old 13-12-20, 06:58 PM
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Its probably earlier than BD judging by its construction.

More typically WW1.

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Old 13-12-20, 07:06 PM
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Simon,

I am pleased that it may date from the Great War. It measures approximately three inches by one and a half inches. Could it part of a Royal Artillery Sergeant's rank badge?

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Simon,

Yes, sorry I thought you knew that.
Its a NCO's/Warrant Officers arm badge worn in conjunction with rank badge.

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Old 13-12-20, 07:22 PM
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Simon,

I suspected that it was, but I am only really familiar of the brass version which presumably replaced the embroidered version. The gun is larger than the brass version hence my needing clarification.

Thanks for your help,

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Simon, (Highwood), I have one almost identical to yours, purchased from a respected forum member many years ago. It was listed as late Victorian. I got into a panic last night trying to find it. When I do, I’ll post a picture for you. Best regards, David J.
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