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13-12-20, 08:18 AM
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4th Royal Irish DG
Morning all,
Try to find info on this badge , a mystery ?? https://www.britishbadgeforum.com/fo...ictureid=88510 Tony C 
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13-12-20, 09:40 AM
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.... is it not just an arm badge varient? I seem to remember there is a cap badge of the same with scroll.
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13-12-20, 10:11 AM
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4th Royal Irish Dragoon Guards Victorian hallmarked silver NCO’s arm badge. .
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#4
13-12-20, 10:13 AM
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Cap Badge
Griff , not an Nco Arm badge . Maybe an officers collar badge .
Hopefully someone on the forum has come across one of these or has an example . I do have the J&Co officers cap badges Bz and S/G Tony Cribb Quote:
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#5
13-12-20, 10:42 AM
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.... I would say its the J&Co NCO Arm Badge for the 4thRIDG
 * Also the unmarked OSD
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Last edited by GriffMJ; 13-12-20 at 10:57 AM.
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13-12-20, 03:48 PM
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Was this the badge that Dead Spartan sold a little while ago? Must admit I thought it was Irish Guards.
My guess and it is just that, is that it was an Officers collar badge, the same period as the Officer only badges
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#7
13-12-20, 04:44 PM
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4RIDG
Drmiggy,
I’m also leaning my towards this being a collar badge . In Bz the cap is the same size as the collars (Only difference is the The fixings) Thanks for everyones input, would like to see a pair or a photo showing the collars being worn Attached sil/gilt/enamel being worn Regards Tony C QUOTE=Drmiggy;531989]Was this the badge that Dead Spartan sold a little while ago? Must admit I thought it was Irish Guards. My guess and it is just that, is that it was an Officers collar badge, the same period as the Officer only badges[/QUOTE] Last edited by 3748 Hussar; 13-12-20 at 04:51 PM. Reason: Update
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#8
13-12-20, 06:23 PM
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The arm badge was consistent from late 1800’s through to amalgamation so I’m not convinced it is a standard arm badge. Band will always cause confusion and like any unidentifiable badge it could be worn by bandsmen.
I agree, and looking at your photo, strengthens the case for a collar badge.
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14-12-20, 06:35 AM
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14-12-20, 06:53 AM
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Alex
Morning Alex,
Many thanks for the attached link , the general consensus are leaning towards it it being a collar Regards Tony C Quote:
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