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Thanks Tim - the plot thickens, on loops or screw posts?
Cheers Dean
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W/m. Same size as previous, 13mm lugs, E&W.
A raised profile/detailed badge. Tim. |
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K/c, Bi/m. 3X 10mm screw posts,
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Longer lugs will certainly go through a music case (band pouch). Can you show a side view of the loops Dean?
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K/c, W/m 2X 5mm screw posts, E&W.
All these i believe to be Band Pouch or Card Badges. Check out Royal Marines band pouch badge which have short lugs to rear, Tim |
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NB. Interestingly the subject badge's origins (as a design) lay entirely with the 1st Devon Militia and not with the 11th (North Devonshire) Regiment. Last edited by Toby Purcell; 09-07-21 at 01:24 PM. |
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Here is a side view of the loops thanks for showing your examples Tim.
Cheers Dean
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Thanks to Tim for all of the extremely useful input. Last edited by Toby Purcell; 09-07-21 at 02:43 PM. |
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Happy to have confirmation that it is a band pouch/card badge with loops.
Thanks to all who have richly contributed. Best regards Dean
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