Here be Dragons

[rogge16]

Thank you, Jerry!

Luke

[Woolgar]

Very nice focus Jerry!

The collective noun is a 'Nimbus' of Dragons

Nick

[CampX]

Heres a sweet heart badge I have could be WW1 Canadian Buffs or the UK Version, hard to tell

Dean O
Ajax Canada

[Jerry B]

Heres a sweet heart badge I have could be WW1 Canadian Buffs or the UK Version, hard to tell

Dean O
Ajax Canada

Very nice Dean. I could not comment on whether it is British or Canadian Buffs, though I don't remember seeing the British using the extra scroll between the Buffs scroll and the grassy plinth, though Sweethearts do not always accurately depict regimental badges, but if pushed for an opinion I would go for Canadian Buffs.

[Jerry B]

A new addition flew in today, gilding metal (plated brass) for the Monmouthshire regiment.

[Aus der Traum]

As I said over at the badge forum - really nice, Jerry! My compliments on a nice selection!

Josh

[Jerry B]

Thanks Josh, good to see that they are appreciated as they are a beautiful design IMH and totally unbiased opinion.

[Aus der Traum]

Here are a couple of my dragons, Jerry - WWI era badges



All the best,
Josh

[Jerry B]

Very nice Josh, I have a buffs which I posted earlier in this thread, but not got a Berks yet

[Aus der Traum]

Thanks, Jerry - thought you might like to see them

These kinds of badges are good fun to collect, especially here in Australia. I've been able to find many myself in antique shops and at market stalls which keeps collecting exciting, I think.

It seems many Australian servicemen traded/acquired badges from other commonwealth regiments as they often pop up!

Best wishes,
Josh