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A SUFFOLK HUSSARS TORIN CAP
Hi Chaps
I picked this example up last week a Suffolk Hussars officers torin cap in reasonable condition a few minor moth nips and a crease where it was folded wrong which will come out . steve
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LSH
Steve,
A nice item, identical to one in the Muckleborough Collection. Have you any idea of dates worn? I know that in the 1940's the LSH adopted a RA coloured FS cap, with regimental cap badge, but at some stage between wearing a Torin like yours and the FS cap, Officers wore a FS cap with embroidered letters 'LSH' and a headdress with a boss badge (as Rifle units). Never identified which headdress, or period of wear though for the boss badge. Stephen. |
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Here is an example of the earlier type..
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An original image I have. I think he simply added the badge for a photograph to send home. No other insignia; just the white lanyard. Mike
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Hi Chaps
In Mike's picture on the side hat /cap he is wearing the other ranks cap badge here is a close up of they badge being worn regards Steve
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