Paratrooper / airborne bugle ww2

[Pisaufi]

Hi,

Can someone help me with this bugle? I believe it a British Army bugle but not sure whether this is original WW2, post war or just a replica.

Many Thanks

Pisaufi

[Jerry B]

Fake, these are commonplace, made in recent times, genuine items are maker marked or war department arrow and date

[HARRY THE MOLE]

Like Jerry says... a fake. Military bugles always carry the broad arrow and usually are maker marked too.

Cheers,
Steve

[reneblacky]

Here's a military issued one for comparison (Australian)

[Watchdog]

Agreed, these originate from India/Pakistan. Genuine items as stated above, will have military marks but not regimental badges of any kind,

Regards

Mark

[Rick W]

This Junk has been coming out of Pakistan since the late 70's.
A quick look on eBay will show up numerous different badged fakes.

[Watchdog]

This Junk has been coming out of Pakistan since the late 70's.
A quick look on eBay will show up numerous different badged fakes.

I have seen more Royal Artillery types like this than have ever been buglers in the RA!!!

Regards

Mark

[Pisaufi]

Many thanks to all for the comments and information's. I glad to be in this forum. It does help a lot for the beginner like me.

Pisaufi

[Jerry B]

An original from 1937, maker marked Boosey & Hawkes London and wd arrow dated example

[toot]

they are only good for reenactor's only!