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Re: Your thoughts please 13 years 1 month ago #7982

QSAMIKE Offline Senior Member Posts: 5967 Thank you received: 2081	Gentlemen...... If anyone is interested...... I do not think that this is a cap badge though possibly a martingale...... Mike Life Member Past-President Calgary Military Historical Society O.M.R.S. 1591
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Re: Your thoughts please 13 years 1 month ago #7983

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Mike,
I did see this and like you thought it was not a cap badge.
After seeing your pristine example not really a comparison, will be interesting to see the final bid.

Paul

QSAMIKE wrote: Gentlemen......

If anyone is interested......

I do not think that this is a cap badge though possibly a martingale......

Mike

"From a billow of the rolling veldt we looked back, and black columns were coming up behind us."

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Re: Your thoughts please 13 years 1 month ago #8015

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Mr Hendey is very kind indeed! it would seem that his generosity knows no bounds, you are very lucky, Paul.
I wish I had his weather, my orchid collection continues to suffer!

coldstream wrote: Hello Frank,
Thank you for the information and comments.

Paul
Frank Kelley wrote: Paul,
It is a ZARP button (Zuid Affickaanshe Republike Politie) and a very good example too, British manufacturing was not subject to foreign policy in the 1890's as I am sure "pushfull" Joseph Chamberlain and his family would be the first to admit!
Regards Frank

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Re: Your thoughts please 13 years 1 month ago #8016

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Hi Frank,
Yes I am very grateful to Brett, it was very kind of him to send me them.
Hope your orchids are ok!

Paul

Frank Kelley wrote: Mr Hendey is very kind indeed! it would seem that his generosity knows no bounds, you are very lucky, Paul.
I wish I had his weather, my orchid collection continues to suffer!

coldstream wrote: Hello Frank,
Thank you for the information and comments.

Paul
Frank Kelley wrote: Paul,
It is a ZARP button (Zuid Affickaanshe Republike Politie) and a very good example too, British manufacturing was not subject to foreign policy in the 1890's as I am sure "pushfull" Joseph Chamberlain and his family would be the first to admit!
Regards Frank

"From a billow of the rolling veldt we looked back, and black columns were coming up behind us."

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Re: Your thoughts please 13 years 1 month ago #8032

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Hello Paul,
No,

, orchids not doing very well, "Alfred" the amaryllis is in full bloom, but, is finding the winter most disagreeable, this particular amaryllis is named after Viscount Milner, unofficially by me!

Regards Frank

Alfred

coldstream wrote: Hi Frank,
Yes I am very grateful to Brett, it was very kind of him to send me them.
Hope your orchids are ok!

Paul
Frank Kelley wrote: Mr Hendey is very kind indeed! it would seem that his generosity knows no bounds, you are very lucky, Paul.
I wish I had his weather, my orchid collection continues to suffer!

coldstream wrote: Hello Frank,
Thank you for the information and comments.

Paul
Frank Kelley wrote: Paul,
It is a ZARP button (Zuid Affickaanshe Republike Politie) and a very good example too, British manufacturing was not subject to foreign policy in the 1890's as I am sure "pushfull" Joseph Chamberlain and his family would be the first to admit!
Regards Frank

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Re: Your thoughts please 13 years 1 month ago #8074

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Very nice Frank! like the choc tin also!

Paul

Frank Kelley wrote: Hello Paul,
No, , orchids not doing very well, "Alfred" the amaryllis is in full bloom, but, is finding the winter most disagreeable, this particular amaryllis is named after Viscount Milner, unofficially by me!
Regards Frank

Alfred

coldstream wrote: Hi Frank,
Yes I am very grateful to Brett, it was very kind of him to send me them.
Hope your orchids are ok!

Paul
Frank Kelley wrote: Mr Hendey is very kind indeed! it would seem that his generosity knows no bounds, you are very lucky, Paul.
I wish I had his weather, my orchid collection continues to suffer!

coldstream wrote: Hello Frank,
Thank you for the information and comments.

Paul
Frank Kelley wrote: Paul,
It is a ZARP button (Zuid Affickaanshe Republike Politie) and a very good example too, British manufacturing was not subject to foreign policy in the 1890's as I am sure "pushfull" Joseph Chamberlain and his family would be the first to admit!
Regards Frank