BRITISH CAP BADGE TO THE NOW DISPERSED NORTH IRISH BRIGADE.
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This 'STAYBRIGHT' Cap badge, which would have come out in about 1958 has the Angel Harp and the King Edward Crown for EIIR. "Quartermaster's Comment":- I am told that these anodised aluminium badges, which were brought out for a combination of economy and to cut down on the 'Bull' of polishing badges, are becoming quite collectable. Especially to units no longer in formation. We have an added benefit in that the name of the maker, J.R.GAUNT of LONDON is on the slider.
General details
Country of Origin U.K.
Regiment or Corps NORTH IRISH BRIGADE.
Materials used in manufacture Anodised Aluminium.
Period Worn 1958 through to 1969
Height 49 mm. Including the slider.
Width 32 mm.
Type of Fastening Slider with Maker's Name.
Condition of Item Good. See Photos.
Any Publication References Such as Colin Owen Wall shows it off well as No. 499 on Page 33. See also Ascoli top Right of Page 295.
Approximated Weight Less than 30 grams.
ID: 1166
R118.00
BRITISH CAP BADGE TO THE NOW DISPERSED NORTH IRISH BRIGADE.
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