London Scottish

[argyll]

good Morning,

I would like to know if this badge goes on the Tam O'Shanter & glengarry its small size.

Dimensions: 46.54 mm/50.97 mm



Thanks in advance.

Michel

[Sonofacqms]

I think the London Scottish wore a smaller bronze badge in the pagri 1917-1918.

Rob

[argyll]

good evening,

this badge com from to UK.

regards

michel

[seanhath]

I’m about 80% sure this badge is for a London Scottish o/r Sporran.
Kind regards,
Sean

[Jelly Terror]

Agreed... white-metal badge for the leather sporran:

i) O/Rs 1908-1956 (I believe the O/Rs’ badge which replaced this in 1956 to be slightly smaller)

ii) Officers 1908-date.

The small, privately made puggaree badge worn in the front of the FSH, 1917-18 by the 2nd Battalion, was as Rob rightly states, bronze.

Regards,

JT

[tonyb]

I thought sporran badges were lugged N+S ......
Tony.

[argyll]

Good evening

Thank you for your answers.
Is it possible that a badge for puggaree could be found in the ground in England?

Kind regards

Michel

[Jelly Terror]

Originally Posted by argyll

Good evening

Thank you for your answers.
Is it possible that a badge for puggaree could be found in the ground in England?

Kind regards

Michel

Michel,

The puggaree badge to which I think you refer, has a vertical pin/brooch fixing, and not loops. It also has a ‘J R GAUNT LONDON’ tablet located at approx ‘10 o’clock ‘ on the reverse.

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JT

[argyll]

good evening,

There is no marking at the back.

It's true that he and too small for the Glengarry & Tam O'Shanter.

Was there a model for the cap?

Friendly

Michel