Regular Infantry of the Line 1914

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The Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers

This is the bogey badge, it is post 1934. The flag should fly to the left in a WW1 example. between 1926 and 1934 a w/m castle below a scroll reading 'Inniskilling'

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The Gloucestershire Regiment

Worn until 1958 with a small sphinx 'back badge'. They joined the Wessex Brigade but retained the back badge.

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The Worcestershire Regiment

Wore this badge until 1925 when the design changed.

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The East Lancashire Regiment

Again worn until the introduction of the Brigade system in 1958.

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The East Surrey Regiment

In use until 1959, when they merged with the West Surrey Regt.

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The Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry

Worn until their merger with the Somerset Light Infantry in 1959.

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The Duke of Wellington's (West Riding Regiment)

Worn until 1958 and again from 1969.

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The Border Regiment

Merged with the King's Own Royal Regt. in 1959.

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The Royal Sussex Regiment

Another badge that disappeared with the Brigade system in 1958

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The Hampshire Regiment

Remained unchanged until 1946 when the regiment became 'Royal'. The scroll changed to read 'Royal Hampshire' and a crown was added above the wreath.

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The South Staffordshire Regiment

In 1959 merged with the North Staffordshire Regt.

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The Dorsetshire Regiment

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The Prince of Wales's Volunteers

The Prince of Wales's Volunteers (South Lancashire Regiment).
Amalgamated with the East Lancs Regt. in 1958

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The Welsh Regiment

Spelling reverted to the older 'Welch' in 1920.

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The Black Watch (Royal Highlanders)

The senior Highland Regt.
The title changed to 'The Black Watch (Royal Highland Regiment) in 1934 and the scrolls disappeared.
The badge can be found with the spelling 'Lacessit' and 'Lacesset'