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Old 29-04-20, 11:33 PM
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Default 3DG and RWY?

I have had these officer badges for quite awhile now and my guess is the badge on the left is a cap badge (long lugs )for the RWY, and the right badge (short lugs) a collar for the 3DG, but would of course like to confirm.
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Old 30-04-20, 12:07 AM
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Imo,the larger badge is a Wiltshire Yeomanry cap badge.
The small looks like a Royal Hussars collar,I'm sure its worn by a few others besides.
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Thanks, but I think the smaller collar may be a bit too old for the Royal Hussars, but you may be right. If held in hand, this would become apparent.

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Any further ideas here? I think the larger badge is pretty well settled on RWY, but the collar still may have some other possibilities?
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IMO the smaller of the two badges is a collar worn by 3 Cavalry Victorian Regiments
3rd Hussars - 10th Royal Hussars - 12th Royal Lancers and looks like an Officers collar.
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10th Hussars for the smaller one. How does it compare with this one?
Grid is 5mm squares.

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Front - badge is bimetal.

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First badge I think is a Wiltshire Yeomanry NCO's arm badge.
Second badge , as mentioned before, is a bi-metal collar badge worn by 3DG, 10H, 12L and I believe one of the Yeomanry Regiments.
I'll look up the arm badge.
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10th Hussars for the smaller one. How does it compare with this one?
Grid is 5mm squares.

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It measures 38 mm from scroll end to end. Is that the same as yours?
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First badge I think is a Wiltshire Yeomanry NCO's arm badge.
Second badge , as mentioned before, is a bi-metal collar badge worn by 3DG, 10H, 12L and I believe one of the Yeomanry Regiments.
I'll look up the arm badge.
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Well, I never considered it to be an arm badge as it is rather cap badge sized, or so I thought! The rather long lugs are a bit of a puzzle.

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It measures 38 mm from scroll end to end. Is that the same as yours?
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CB,
The one I showed is smaller than yours at 35mm wide across the scrolls. However, I have another in bimetal with a single central lug which measures 38mm across and is 34mm high.

Both are unmatched singles and I have them noted as other ranks 10th Hussars or Royal Wessex Yeomanry?

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