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In the British Forces, collar badges are worn as lapel badges on formal uniforms and are often called 'collar dogs'.
In many cases (especially those collar badges with a design including animals, e.g. Lions, Tigers, Elephants, Dragons), the collar badges are made in 'facing pairs' so that the animals face forward...
In the British Forces, collar badges are worn as lapel badges on formal uniforms and are often called 'collar dogs'.
In many cases (especially those collar badges with a design including animals, e.g. Lions, Tigers, Elephants, Dragons), the collar badges are made in 'facing pairs' so that the animals face forwards or towards each other.
Our collar badges are sold as single items; where they are worn as part of a facing pair these are denoted FL (Facing Left) or FR (Facing Right). In otherwords, if you want a set for a uniform, you need to order one FL and one FR. The FL and FR badges have different Stock Serial Numbers.
We sell these as single items (as opposed to pairs) because:
- pairs are not always in stock.
- most of our clients are collectors who usually want only one example of each, not a pair.
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In the British Forces, collar badges are worn as lapel badges on formal uniforms and are often called 'collar dogs'. Officers' collar badges tend to be made from better quality metals than the collar dogs worn by enlisted solders. Sometimes the collars dogs worn by Officers are of a totally different design and size.
In many cases (especially those collar badges with a design including animals, e.g. Lions, Tigers, Elephants, Dragons), the collar badges are made in 'facing pairs' so that the animals face forwards or towards each other.
Our collar badges are sold as single items; where they are worn as part of a facing pair these are denoted FL (Facing Left) or FR (Facing Right). In other words, if you want a set for a uniform, you need to order one FL and one FR. The FL and FR badges have different Stock Serial Numbers.
We sell these as single items (as opposed to pairs) because:
In the British Forces, collar badges are worn as lapel badges on formal uniforms and are often called 'collar dogs'. This section deals with collar dogs worn by Enlisted Soldiers, rather than Commissioned Officers. Collar badges for enlisted men and women are usually made from different metals, and sometimes of different designs and sizes to the Officers' collar badges.
In many cases (especially those collar badges with a design including animals, e.g. Lions, Tigers, Elephants, Dragons), the collar badges are made in 'facing pairs' so that the animals face forwards or towards each other.
Our collar badges are sold as single items; where they are worn as part of a facing pair these are denoted FL (Facing Left) or FR (Facing Right). In other words, if you want a set for a uniform, you need to order one FL and one FR. The FL and FR badges have different Stock Serial Numbers.
We sell these as single items (as opposed to pairs) because:
We have Royal Air Force and non-UK Air Force insignia for sale. Branch collar badge are worn on uniform as lapel badges and are often called collar dogs.
In some cases (mainly those collar badges with a design including animals, e.g. eagles), the collar badges are made in 'facing pairs' - this is so that RAF eagle collar badges both face rearwards when worn.
Our collar badges are sold as single items; where they are worn as part of a facing pair these are denoted FL (Facing Left) or FR (Facing Right). In other words, if you want a set for a uniform, you need to order one FL and one FR. The FL and FR badges have different Stock Serial Numbers.
Our collar badges are sold as single items rather than pairs. We sell these as single items (as opposed to pairs) because:
Lapel and Sweet-heart Badges for sale.
Pin badges associated with Balkan War and Peace-Keeping operations in Bosnia-Herzegovina, Serbia and Croatia in the 1990s. Over 35 nations were involved in Balkan peace-keeping operations in the 1990s. These pin badges were sold at military shops in-theatre and often swapped between troops of different nations and worn on uniform as a gesture of international friendship.
These are often called 'collar dogs'. Otherwise known as Staybrite, (alternative spellings Sta-Brite or Staybright), we abbreviate Anodised Aluminium to A/A on our lists. Anodising is an electro-plating process resulting in lightweight shiny badge. The main colours used are gold and silver.
Staybrite replaced brass and white metal as the main metal for British Other Ranks' military insignia from 1951 onwards. Collar badges were not generally worn on Battle-Dress by Other Ranks - this meant that few Staybrite collar badges were produced until more formal uniforms were re-introduced several years later. This section of our website deals specifically with Staybrite (Anodised Aluminium) collar badges.
In many cases (especially those collar badges with a design including animals, e.g. Lions, Tigers, Elephants, Dragons), the collar badges are made in 'facing pairs' so that the animals face forwards or towards each other.
Our collar badges are sold as single items; where they are worn as part of a facing pair these are denoted FL (Facing Left) or FR (Facing Right). In other words, if you want a set for a uniform, you need to order one FL and one FR. The FL and FR badges have different Stock Serial Numbers.
We sell these as single items (as opposed to pairs) because:
Royal Naval Division Hood Battalion Collar Badge FL - WW1 Brass Naval Branch, rank or miscellaneous insignia