Description

Not sure of the age or the regiment it's from,
It's approximately 27 inches long,
From what i can make out it's white metal and brass,
Priced to sell,
Item's posted at buyer's own risk and expense,
Check out my other adds, as the more you buy the bigger the discount,
Sensible offer's considered, others might be ignored,
Postage is extra on all my adds,
Buyer pays PayPal fees,
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Shipping: Collection

Payment: To be arranged

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LawBooksSeller 10 months ago

I'm no expert, but I have been recently looking at regimental swagger sticks online, and they all seem to have regimental badges embossed, rather than attached.

The decoration on the head of yours is a British Army generic light infantry badge, of the collar badge variety. You can see variations on it in many light infantry cap badges, e.g., Somerset Light Infantry, Durham Light Infantry.

I'm only guessing, but I'd say someone attached a collar badge to a plain swagger stick. That doesn't mean it's not an antique, nor that it doesn't have an interesting or personal history. Maybe some ex-squaddie lost his original swagger stick and made do with what you have to keep him reminded of old comrades??

LawBooksSeller 10 months ago

Or maybe I'm completely wrong.