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Could anyone tell me which regiment this belongs to please. Badge was found in North Devon. The Latin inscription looks like it reads: HONI SOIT QUI MALY PENSE


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Royal Fusiliers
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Great, thanks. ::g
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Kings crown so either late Edwardian or one of the George kings
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Hi DP
I found 1 the same a few months back. it belong to the 6th Battalion royal fusiliers I think they where part of the London Regt dating back to WW1
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Very nice! Looks like it's in really nice condition. ::g
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Hi DP,
I have a couple of that type mine are collar dogs and I actually have a WW2 pic of my father with them on his collar he was not a Fusilier so I can only assume they were some kind of general issue they are on the left of the pic ....HH....Johnnn
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Hi DP,
I have a couple of that type mine are collar dogs and I actually have a WW2 pic of my father with them on his collar he was not a Fusilier so I can only assume they were some kind of general issue they are on the left of the pic ....HH....Johnnn
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Hi DP,
I have a couple of that type mine are collar dogs and I actually have a WW2 pic of my father with them on his collar he was not a Fusilier so I can only assume they were some kind of general issue they are on the left of the pic ....HH....Johnnn
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Hi DP,
I have a couple of that type mine are collar dogs and I actually have a WW2 pic of my father with them on his collar he was not a Fusilier so I can only assume they were some kind of general issue they are on the left of the pic ....HH....Johnnn
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Hi DP,
I have a couple of that type mine are collar dogs and I actually have a WW2 pic of my father with them on his collar he was not a Fusilier so I can only assume they were some kind of general issue they are on the left of the pic ....HH....Johnnn
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Hi DP,
I have a couple of that type mine are collar dogs and I actually have a WW2 pic of my father with them on his collar he was not a Fusilier so I can only assume they were some kind of general issue they are on the left of the pic ....HH....Johnnn
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Hi DP,
I have a couple of that type mine are collar dogs and I actually have a WW2 pic of my father with them on his collar he was not a Fusilier so I can only assume they were some kind of general issue they are on the left of the pic ....HH....Johnnn
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Hi DP,
I have a couple of that type mine are collar dogs and I actually have a WW2 pic of my father with them on his collar he was not a Fusilier so I can only assume they were some kind of general issue they are on the left of the pic ....HH....Johnnn
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Hi DP,
I have a couple of that type mine are collar dogs and I actually have a WW2 pic of my father with them on his collar he was not a Fusilier so I can only assume they were some kind of general issue they are on the left of the pic ....HH....Johnnn
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