Just to clairify both badges came together from the same source.
Jack.
Jack.
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That's what I assumed Jack.
Any further info, date of issue perhaps? And is it stricktly airborne?
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Another AAC Badge!
Been going through the threads but can't find this one. Note the reverse where the metal has been machined flat, particularly back of the crown, leaving a flat rim. Badge has a slight twist to it. Possible restrike? Any ideas? Thanks guys. RoyComment
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That is a fine original cap badge Roy, tough one to find!
Cheers, LucComment
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Thanks
Luc, now that's made me a happy man! Thank you very much! RoyComment
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You're welcome Roy!
If you would search the forum for posts from Ade about the XXI independant para coy you will find pictures of an identical badge.
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Thanks Luc all I need now is an original WWII beret to go with it...........Comment
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Luc,
While you are giving good news out, perhaps you could take a look at this one for me. Possible postwar, fake or the slightest chance it maybe good ? ...didn't pay a lot for it so dont hold back.
GregLast edited by Greg B; 03-26-2008, 07:37 PM.Comment
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Shushhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh! Any way shoudn't you be at work or something? I saw a plastic badge on trade me is that the same one? RoyComment
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British Army aircorps on reverse, unusual lugs
Just popped home for some lunch Roy and yes this was the one on trademe, thought it migh have a chance.Comment
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Greg just for you!!
Mate it's a strange badge right enoughComment
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Hi Greg, well, that is a new one on me.Originally posted by Greg B View Post
Very strange?
Cheers, Ade.Comment
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The good news is that I'm pregnant. The bad news is that your AAC badge is the most common replica though the lugs are a bit funny.Originally posted by Greg B View Post
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