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2 unknowns
Can anyone please identify these they may not be military but the seal design loooks familiar. They are not items I will be keeping.
Thanks P.
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Peter,
The one on the left looks like Dover College. Dave. |
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Thanks Dave.
Peter
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Peter just to confirm left is Dover college
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I've only seen the second design as a medal - a reproduction of the centre design of a medal or one that's had the silver part of it melted down, and the central design lugged as a badge?
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Thanks David.
Leigh, do you know what medal please ? Peter
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I've checked through thre only couple of books on medals I have, no trace, Googling shows what I'm thinking of here, "Honourific Titular Medal":
http://www.worldofcoins.eu/forum/ind...?topic=21524.0 I had the opportunity to buy a group with one of the all silver versions of the medal years ago but I was zeroing in on WWI British medals at the time. Sorry, only half an answer, perhaps half a red herring. |
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Thanks Leigh,
Found attached, perhaps part of a medal or a badge to be worn ( instead of the complete medal ) to show you have the award ? Peter
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Getting more complicated, I have now found an item similar to mine described as a cap badge ?
P.
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Thanks Simon
Peter
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My grandfather attended Dover College after the First World War and was in the OTC. It put him in good stead to study dentistry at the University of Birmingham, followed by a dental surgery fellowship at the University of Edinburgh. Followed by wartime service as a dental surgeon, RNVR.
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