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British cap badges of the period 11 years 5 months ago #12236

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Some of the cap badges in the collection picked up in SA over the years.


Cameron Highlanders


Black Watch


Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders


Royal Irish Rifles

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Connaught Rangers


Yorkshire Regt


Derbyshire Regt


Loyal North Lancs Regt
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British cap badges of the period 11 years 5 months ago #12242

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Hello Dudley,
These are great, I collected them as a small boy, all found in South Africa too, most in Natal and yet even today I still marvel at their quality, I just wish that they could all talk, I well remember as a child getting my hands on a Victorian made Argyll's, just superb and not like the dross produced just two decades later!
Major Hawkins, the officer commanding the Harrismith Volunteer Light Horse, had a daughter who collected, though, unlike me, she just used eggs as a currency to build up her collection!
Kind regards Frank

Madziro wrote: Some of the cap badges in the collection picked up in SA over the years.


Cameron Highlanders


Black Watch


Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders


Royal Irish Rifles

:side:
Connaught Rangers


Yorkshire Regt


Derbyshire Regt


Loyal North Lancs Regt

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British cap badges of the period 11 years 5 months ago #12253

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Mine are just piled into boxes and have not been looked at since I was a small boy.







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British cap badges of the period 11 years 5 months ago #12257

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OOOOOhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh Frank......

Just about wants to make me cry......

The neat freak that I am.....

Mike

Frank Kelley wrote: Mine are just piled into boxes and have not been looked at since I was a small boy.

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British cap badges of the period 11 years 5 months ago #12262

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Whats the matter, don't you like them, it just seemed better than collecting those plastic Starwars figures that most of my friends had (some still have! :ohmy: ) when I was seven years old.

QSAMIKE wrote: OOOOOhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh Frank......

Just about wants to make me cry......

The neat freak that I am.....

Mike

Frank Kelley wrote: Mine are just piled into boxes and have not been looked at since I was a small boy.


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British cap badges of the period 11 years 5 months ago #12267

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Frank

You should stop doing favours for your friends and acquaintances and use the time saved to get your badge collection into good order!

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