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16-10-09, 10:34 PM
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RFC original or copy lads
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17-10-09, 01:19 PM
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RFC looks rather out of shape but it does look worn/well polished and has lost the crown orb. Pink 'Soldier's Friend' polish to the rear might be a good sign, not so easy to get today as brasso which is often used on the rear of a badge to make it look 'used'. Cheers, Paul.
Last edited by wardog; 17-10-09 at 07:31 PM.
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17-10-09, 03:25 PM
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below a 100% genuine one (from my grandfather collection it is in my family since WW1. (one lug is brocken
 )never be polish since 1 century :-)
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17-10-09, 05:20 PM
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1 and counting .lol
Lads,
1 so far is not too bad.Waiting out on a poss good on a Para Regt (awaiting Jean Baptistes input on the lug!!) I did forget to mention that the RFC is raised,which feels nice, but its not hard to replicate. Pink friend, Paul, i didnt even realise the pink, but i am colour blind, and thought it was brasso!! yep, every cloud etc. Will post more as and when i get the camera back from my wife taking pics of the new son (Priorities hey) cheers Jon
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17-10-09, 08:12 PM
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Hi Jon, Jeanpit, wardog, Andy,
I agree that the RFC badges shown are genuine. I haven't seen Jeanpit's version before, it looks flatter than most. Here are mine for comparison, showing various patterns. Cheers, Tinto
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#7
18-10-09, 04:41 AM
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mine is no flat (bad pictures) the letters "RFC" are well convex i'll make better pictures soon (it is very "dirty",and it is hard to make good pictures) regards
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#8
25-11-09, 01:57 PM
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RFC badges
Hi all,
here are two badges I once bought. Cap badge is not painted on the rear but merely oxidized. Collar badge marked Gaunt London. You opinions are very welcome as these are not my field, just a nice piece of history ! Dirk J.
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