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Who has a badge with a crown at the top 2 crossed rifles over an anchor?
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Who has a badge with a crown over 2 crossed rifles?
British Army, and several members of the Commonwealth of Nations.
Who had a artilliery cap badge with a wreath and crossed canon and German crown?
The artillery cap badge with a wreath, crossed cannons, and German crown was typically used by the German military during World War I. The design varied slightly between different branches of the German artillery, but generally, it featured a wreath surrounding crossed cannons with a crown on top.
Who had a regimental badge with crossed flags and a crown above what looks like a lion laid down at the bottom and a 'fleur de lys' in the middle?
The size of the badge may be helpful. If it is small, this could be a collar brass or a specialty badge worn on the sleeve. For example, some in the Signal Corps wore a brass crossed flags on the sleeve, I believe. I will search some references.
Who wore crown badge?
In the British army, the rank of Major has a single Crown rank badge.
What is the circle on top of the CPO anchor called?
crown
What is a symbol for power?
A Crown. A Badge. A big House.
Who has a regimental cap badge with a crown at the top 2 crossed swords in the middle on a circular solid badge from ww1 is it gloucestershire.how can i find a picture?
The Gloucestershire Regiment's cap badge was a Sphinx image sitting on a battle honor EGYPT with a wreath below and the name of the regiment.But the cap badge I found for it was not as you describe at all.There was also a Gloucestershire Yoemanry Regiment that was also known as Royal Gloucestershire Hussars. But the cap badge I found for it was not as you describe at all.I thought maybe the badge you had was a collar device. But again, the Gloucestershire Regiment wore a small Sphinx on their collar.The badge for the Army Personal Training Corps during WW2 was simply crossed swords with a crown mounted above where they crossed.I can't find such a badge. However, during WW1 the British had many different regiments and yeomanry units that only existed for that war.Oh wait! Sometimes cap badges had a backing that was used to attach it. These backings were large round discs. Was the badge you saw attached to a hat? If it was lying by itself, then maybe the circular disc was some type of back plate.+++++++++++I found it!!WW1 Overseas Bronze Badge - Round badge with crossed swords with a wreath around outer edge. Crossed swords in the center with a Crown above them and a 5-pointed Star below it. Across the front is a scroll that reads "OVERSEAS SERVICE". The back is solid with a British style safety pin clasp.I found this on the eBay store of my favorite and most knowledgeable sellers of British and Canadian cap badges. He has one for sale with a PHOTO; list price $25(USD). His ebay seller name is ArticMedals. I'm sure he can explain what this purpose of this badge and maybe know where it was worn. This is not a Cap Badge.Steve, aka Custermen
What does the parliament badge look like?
it looks like a badge with an black rode the mace the southern cross and the crown
What does the crown represent on the Victorian flag?
The flag of Victoria represents the state of Victoria in Australia. It is a British Blue Ensign defaced by the state badge of Victoria in the fly. The badge is the southern cross with an imperial crown on top.
What is the most common pub name in England?
probably "Crown and Anchor"
Who owns the crown and anchor Brighton?
The Crown and Anchor pub in Brighton is owned by Hall & Woodhouse, which is a family-owned brewery based in Dorset, England. They operate a number of pubs across the south of England.
What is a military badge that has a crown in the center and 2 diagonal swords It is a soft metal that looks like brass and has 4 main segments shaped like a cross with 3 points on each segment?
Segments? What do you mean by Segments? Is it shaped like a Cross (+)? Or is it shaped like a Sun Burst with Rays radiating out from the center? Need more description. Size? Badge with Cross and Crossed Swords can fit several different things. Polishregimental badges prior to WW2 used the Maltese Cross symbol and many had swords---but not many had Crowns. It could possibly be a Medal issued by a country. Germany's Spanish Cross was a Maltese Cross that came in two versions; one with crossed swords and one without. But these had an Eagle and Swastika between each "arm" of the cross. No Crown. The size might help. The British wore a collar insignia ("collar dog") that was a miniature variant of their Cap Badge. They were different in many cases and there may be such a badge for this purpose. Also, the position of the Crown would be helpful: most British badges had the Crown resting on top of the badge.
