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Hand made badge. in mother of
pearl, one of three made
by Sergeant Richard Hamblett of the 2nd Battalion, King's Own Royal
Regiment for his wife and two daughters. The rear is marked
'Bethlehem' where it was made in 1939. Sergeant Hamblett served
throughout World War Two with the King's Own.
Accession Number KO2467/02 |
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Silver with red and blue enamel badge of the King's
Own.
Accession Number KO2873/34 |
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Brass and blue enamel badge of the King's Own Royal
Regiment.
Accession Number KO2873/35 |
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Brass and enamel, showing Royal Cypher and Regimental
Badge as well as the words 'The King's Own'.
Accession Number KO2873/38See an
advertisement from the First
World War for a badge like this. |
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Metal and enamel, showing Royal Cypher and Regimental
Badge as well as the words 'The King's Own Royal Lancaster Regt'.
Accession Number KO2950/05 |
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Brass and blue enamel badge of the Royal Armoured
Corps. The 107th Regiment Royal Armoured Corps (The King's Own)
served in World War Two with offices and men wearing the King's Own
cap badge.
Accession Number KO2483/09 |
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Brass and blue enamel set on plastic 'mother of pearl'
backing, badge of the Royal Armoured Corps. The 107th Regiment
Royal Armoured Corps (The King's Own) served in World War Two with
offices and men wearing the King's Own cap badge. From the
collection of Corporal Len Davies of the 107th.
Accession Number KO2483/23 |
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Silver and blue enamel badge of the Royal Armoured
Corps. The 107th Regiment Royal Armoured Corps (The King's Own)
served in World War Two with offices and men wearing the King's Own
cap badge. From the collection of Captain Boulter of the 107th
Regiment.
Accession Number KO1626/02 |
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Brass lion with blue enamel.
Accession Number KO2490/939 |
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Brass lion.
Accession Number KO2917/03 |
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Silver mess jacket collar badge with small safety chain
added. Donated to the museum by the sister of Private
James
Riley who was killed in action on the Greek island of Leros in
November 1943 whilst serving with the 1st Battalion.
Accession Number KO2498/10 |
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Brass.
Accession Number KO2917/04 |
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Brass with photograph in the rear.
Accession Number KO2917/05 |
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Brass oval with blue enamel from the collection of WO2
(RQMS) Arthur Charles Bent of the King's Own who served in the 1930s
and 1940s.
Accession Number KO2549/05 |
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Brass cap with slider removed and pin badge added.
This was the cap badge worn by Private William Newton of the 1st/5th
Battalion, King's Own Royal Lancaster Regiment through the First World
War.
Accession Number KO2602/05 |
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Brass badge with blue and green enamel with leaf
design.
Accession Number KO2684/32 |
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Brass lion with blue enamel from the collection of
Private Daniel Rose, MM, who served with the 6th Battalion of the
King's Own in World War One.
Accession Number KO2704/06 |
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Non-precious metal badge set with paste 'stones' a
few of which are missing. Similar, but much less valuable,
than the following badge.
Accession Number: KO2917/44 |
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Silver badge set with diamonds and red sapphires for
the lion's eyes. Produced, commercially, (see
advert) in the late 1930s and
purchased by Captain B D Armstrong and given to his sister.
Former Loan - image only. |
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This photograph, of an unknown man, by a photographer
in Clitheroe, clearly shows that he is wearing a 'sweetheart' type
badge. Sadly there is no further information, but it is nice
to see that such a badge being worn.
Accession Number: KO2873/24 |