Staybrite Cap Badge Web Pages

[ukbrits]

Chris,
Here are a few more badges for your web pages.They are -
1. St.Andrews University U.T.C H.W Timings B'ham
2. Wellington School Somerset no makers name (lugs)
3. Glasgow University T.C(T.A) Grove M.F.G B'ham

N.B This badge is not listed in Peter's book collecting anodised badges, this badge is larger than the Glasgow & Strathclyde U.O.T.C badge.
4. Oakham School NO MAKERS NAME (LUGS)
Regards.
Colin.

[hagwalther]

Thanks Colin,

New images:

OTCU21 - St Andrews University OTC (Kings Crown)

OTCS15 - Oakham School OTC

OTCS26 - Wellington School, Somerset

SU9B - Special Air Service - Black


New badge:

OTCU31 - Glasgow University T.C. (T.A)

Regards

Chris

[ukbrits]

Hi Chris,
Heres 2 more variant anodised aluminium badges for your book.The first one is a Q.C Parachute Regiment badge with an unvoided crown made by H.W Timings Birmingham. The second one is an all silver badge for the M.O.D Guard Force made by J.R Gaunt London.
Regards.
Colin

[hagwalther]

Hi Guys,

More badges added and more to collect !!!


SU2D - Parachute Regiment (Non Void Crown)

IU6B - MOD Guard Force - Silver

Regards

Chris

[hagwalther]

Hi Guys,

Arrived today:

OTCS9 - King Edwards School Birmingham CCF

Regards

Chris

[hagwalther]

Hi Guys,

Todays new badges:

CO29B - Royal Pioneer Corps - Black
G7B - Scots Guards - Black
I1C - Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders (Black)

Regards

Chris

[fougasse1940]

Hi Hagwalter,

Shouldn't badge No. 19 in the infantry section be labeled as the Dorset Regiment instead of Dorsetshire?
They were renamed 23 June 1951.

Rgds,

fougasse1940.

[hagwalther]

Originally Posted by fougasse1940

Hi Hagwalter,

Shouldn't badge No. 19 in the infantry section be labeled as the Dorset Regiment instead of Dorsetshire?
They were renamed 23 June 1951.

Rgds,

fougasse1940.

Thanks Fougasse1940,

I have changed this description as advised - if you see any more than need amending then please let me know.

Regards

Chris

[ukbrits]

Hi Chris,
Here are 2 more badges for your web pages they are -
1.The Forester Brigade (all silver) J.R Gaunt B'ham
2. Lancastrian Volunteers? (with red rose) H.W Timings B'ham.

I am unsure wether the red rose badge was worn by the 1st or 2nd Lancastrian Vols or by the Lancastrian Brigade - I am sure someone in the forum will know.
Best Regards.
Colin

[Alan O]

It looks like a homemade paint job which is what the QLR repeated. I don't think that it has any Bn distinction just some one being keen.

Alan

[hagwalther]

Originally Posted by ukbrits

Hi Chris,
Here are 2 more badges for your web pages they are -
1.The Forester Brigade (all silver) J.R Gaunt B'ham
2. Lancastrian Volunteers? (with red rose) H.W Timings B'ham.

I am unsure wether the red rose badge was worn by the 1st or 2nd Lancastrian Vols or by the Lancastrian Brigade - I am sure someone in the forum will know.
Best Regards.
Colin

Hi Colin,

Are you able to confirm the red colour used here?

Is it an anodised colour or is it paint as Alan suggests?

Regards

Chris

[hagwalther]

Hi Guys,

Three new badges added.

B2B - Foresters Brigade - Silver

B16C - Yorkshire Brigade (Gold And Black)

B16D - Yorkshire Brigade (Gold)

Regards

Chris

[ukbrits]

Hi,
it probably is red paint - without me attacking it with paint stripper I can't be sure.
One question though, was the Loyal Regt badge done with red paint or was it factory anodised in red?

[ukbrits]

Hi Chris,
Heres 1 more factory blackened anodised badges for your web pages.It's the very scarce Jewish Chaplains cap badge in anodised aluminium

[bess55]

Ukbrits,
lovely badge mate.


Can anyone help with a couple of anodised enquiries. I have a silver and gold SAS A/A badge with lugs on the rear. The badge is very thin, a bit like some collars I've seen, but the lugs definately appear of UK manufacture. I am fully aware of the Reutler lug as I have a Rhodesian example in my collection and this is not one of those. The lugs appear much like you might find any example of a UK A/A badge. Could it possibly be Australian? I am having difficulties loading a picture and will try again later.

Also I have a Staffordshire Regt 'type' collar badge in A/A. Same general design as is normally seen in A/A (coiled rope, crown over the top with the small prince of wales plumes and scroll superimposed over the coiled rope in the middle). However this example has a much thicker rope leaving a small void, which is in silver, the crown is still gold and the plumes and scroll are chunkier and are inset into the thick rope. Any ideas? Again I'll try and post a picture later.

Thanks guys

Bess