HAS THE TEAM GOT ANY IDEAS ON THESE

[LONGSHANKS]

Hi team, just wanted to know if you had any idea on what these three are and is it worth going for them.

Thanks for your help.

[Eddie Parks]

Centre one is the HAC - Honourable Artillery Company

[Snowdrop 68]

Hi Longshanks,
1st is the 13th County of London Bn. (Princess Louise's Kensington Regiment)

2nd is the Honorable Artillery Company, don't know the 3rd one, sorry.
Hope this helps
Bill

3rd one is 7th County of London Bn

[LONGSHANKS]

Thanks for quick response, worth adding to the collection?

[Alan O]

They look Ok from the front. The 7th is the rarest and should have 2 retaining wires holding the numeral in place, on the back.

[LONGSHANKS]

Hi Alan, thanks for that. The pic I have at the rear has the slider shown, but just not enough to see the wires. I think if you feel it is rare I'll take the chance at 6 Euros.
The one I've added here I know has something to do with the 8th Irish/Liverpool. I looked at the one in the galleries, but it's different. I'm taking this is a younger post 45 version.
What do you think

Simon.

[Alan O]

I think it is a fake. It is the Officer's design but it is made of the wrong metal.

[wardog]

I think you need to post reverse pictures if you have them. I just have a hunch they are duds at the moment. Would rather be able to say good, unsure or dud. I think the tips of the sliders shown are all a bit similar.Regards, Paul.

[LONGSHANKS]

Shame; Whats the right metal for this one.
Also, do you know of QUEEN VICTORIA'S with sliders, or with lugs only.

[LONGSHANKS]

here's the back of the Liverpool one

[David Tremain]

The HAC is the Infantry Division; the other badge they wore was like the RA, only with HAC in place of "Ubique".

[Neil M.ex14/20H.MAN A.C.F]

Hi Longshanks yes i agree with Alan O the 8th Liverpool Irish is a blatant repro.