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aston lad

aston lad

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Hi All, I am looking to see if anyone can recognise the uniform or cap badge of the attached photo, it was passed on to me last year, its was tightly rolled up and kept in a tube and I don't think it has seen the light of day for decades, thank you in advance for any help you can pass on to me. John
 

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MWS said:
Just speculating.

Is the bottom part of the badge a powder flask? So a Rifles regiment maybe, though different regiments appear to have slightly different badges.

www.sofmilitary.co.uk

The Rifles Regiment Original British Army Cap Badge QC by Firmin & Sons

The Rifles Regiment Original British Army Cap Badge by Firmin & Sons with Queens Crown Original military issue Made in UK by Firmin and sons White metal
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Makes a change for Soldier of Fortune
usually they only sell Restrikes or Mickeymouse ?
 
aston lad said:
Hi All, I am looking to see if anyone can recognise the uniform or cap badge of the attached photo, it was passed on to me last year, its was tightly rolled up and kept in a tube and I don't think it has seen the light of day for decades, thank you in advance for any help you can pass on to me. John
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Enlarged looks like the Rifles
That Sergeant has got some in
looking at his chest
 
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