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It’s a bad one sorry.
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#32
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Kind of thought as much, thanks for confirmation,
Chris |
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26th Hussars
Gentlemen
I have had this years and today had a close look at it and it is sand cast ! Has anyone seen anything like this before? Kind regards Chay |
#34
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Hi Chay,
Yes, it is a known Indian cast version believed to be period. However, there exists a cast fake derivative of this badge, which is slightly smaller in size and exhibits subtle differences - being the ‘gilded’ version below. Best, Marcus |
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Markus,
That is excellent and great information ! I do have a few India made badges but most are the cast in loop attachments ! These looked New Zealand style in construction Kind regards Chay |
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I agree that it is likely a locally made Indian badge. Plenty of these type had lugs and sliders as well.
CB
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Thanks CB
It’s a fascinating hobby indeed )) Kind regards Chay |
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