The Oxforshire and Buckinghamshire Light Infantry
Joined the Light Infantry Brigade in 1958, the Brigade badge being virtually the same.
Joined the Light Infantry Brigade in 1958, the Brigade badge being virtually the same.
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The Essex Regiment
In use until 1958Comment
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The Sherwood Foresters
Full title 'The Sherwood Foresters (Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire) Regiment.
Another badge lost in 1958.Comment
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The Loyal North Lancashire Regiment
Badge changed in 1920 when the title became 'The Loyal Regiment (North Lancashire)' and the scroll changed to read 'The Loyal Regiment'Comment
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The Northamptonshire Regiment
In use until 1958 when they joined the East Anglian Brigade.
The rest later
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Princess Charlotte of Wales's (Royal Berkshire Regiment)
Merged with the Wiltshire Regt in 1959 to form The Duke of Edinburgh's Royal Regiment (Berkshire and Wiltshire).Comment
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The Queen's Own (Royal West Kent Regiment)
Lost the badge to the Home Counties Brigade badge in 1958.Comment
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The King's Own (Yorkshire Light Infantry)
The smallest cap badge in the British Army, it changed to all white metal shortly after WW2Comment
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The King's(Shropshire Light Infantry)
Lost to the Light Infantry Brigade in 1958.Comment
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The Duke of Cambridge's Own (Middlesex Regiment)
Lost to the Home Counties Brigade in 1958.Comment
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The King's Royal Rifle Corps
Unchanged until a Queens Crown version was made in plastic in the 50'sComment
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The Duke of Edinburgh's(Wiltshire Regiment)
Unchanged until 1954 when the present D of E became the Col in Chief, when the Coronet and monogram changed.Comment
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The Manchester Regiment
The Tram Conductor's Badge, changed to a brass fleur-de-lys in 1923Comment
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The Prince of Wales's(North Staffordshire Regiment)
The regiment amalgamated with the South Staffs in1959 and wore the Mercian Brigade badgeComment
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The York and Lancaster Regiment
Unchanged until 1958 when they joined the Yorkshire Brigade, disbanded in 1969.Comment
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