Australian cap badge SWB and 3 Post cards. Little find

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Pals

Due to work, kids, elderly mother and finding the time I've not been about.

Had my weekly look around the local charity shops today and ended up with this little lot.

Info on the SWB Please 486649

Your thoughts please. TBH I was made up.

All the best

Simon

Info on the SWB Please 486649

Postcards written on the back

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[Blackblue]

775606 Dvr James Walton, 382 Bde RFA. Enlisted 10 Feb 15, Discharged Sick (KR 392 XVIa) 14 Mar 19. Entitled BWM & VM. Rgds Tim D

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775606 Dvr James Walton, 382 Bde RFA. Enlisted 10 Feb 15, Discharged Sick (KR 392 XVIa) 14 Mar 19. Entitled BWM & VM. Rgds Tim D

Tim

Many thanks.

Your thoughts on the Cap Badge?

Simon

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Slider or lugs/pin?

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Slider or lugs/pin?

Tim

Lugs.

Thought I had posted pics but must have deleted them

I have taken a few more this morning

Not the best

Simon

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Some say that A in Australia is closer to the end of the scroll in many WW1 examples. Some also say that many WW1 badges were solid and not voided as in this example. There were many UK makers in WW1 which had makers marks, which this does not. Some WW2 examples were coated in black. I think the fact that you obtained it in the UK indicates it is more likely WW1. There were that many makers and different dies that it is impossible to tell with complete certainty I'm afraid. Rgds Tim D

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Nice find.