Cap Badge Variants c1922-28 National Archives, RACD Records Vol 18, Page 34 : Leics Yeo badge Patt 3620/1922 Officers Unmarked silver, x3 loops. OSD * Still waiting for an example to show the back image. [TBA] Gilt *Still waiting to find an example. Other Ranks Type 1 Gilding-metal (Other Ranks) 1922-28 This badge is smaller than the later two "designs" by 1/8 of an inch (2mm). This badge was short lived and replaced the economy badge that the Other Ranks wore from c1916-22. Its design was taken directly from the Officers badge illustrated above (see also below). It existed for 6-5 years before Col. G R Codrington changed the pattern in 1928. Pattern card held at IWM Catalogue number: INS 2358 Production date: 1922 Materials badge: gilding metal Alternative Names: FULL NAME: badge, standard pattern, Leicestershire Yeomanry (Prince Albert's Own) SIMPLE NAME: badge, headdress: British Category: uniforms and insignia Card Reverse: inscribed Box (312 deleted) 294; inscribed with two lists of dates followed by initials of authorising officer; the dates in the left column refer to the date the pattern was issued while those in the right column record the date it was returned; the dates are: (left column) 14/5/34, 23/11/34, 24/1/35, 17/10/38, 21/6/39, 5/12/44; (right column) 28/7/34, 17/1/35. Card Front: badge, card, seal badge: the crest of the Prince Consort with a scroll above inscribed Leicestershire; below the crest a scroll inscribed Prince Albert's Own Yeo and below this another scroll inscribed South Africa 1900-02 card: headed, Stores & Clothing Inspection Department (Royal Army Clothing Department, deleted) Standard Sample Pattern No. 3620 1922 CB (2222, 2691, 1797, deleted) 1239 Leicestershire Yeo; inscribed, Badge, (Forage deleted) Cap & FP Helmet. All Ranks. (When finished to be German Silver 12 Gauge; Gilding Metal 14 gauge. For quality of Metals see 4480/1897 & 4481/1897, deleted); Specification No. (ACD 888A deleted) U/24; dated 24/4/22; authority given as 9/Leicester Yeo/705 & S&CID/1344/1; signed CA at base (illegible) seal: the shield of the Arms of the Board of Ordnance Attached to card: LEICESTERSHIRE PRINCE ALBERT'S OWN YEO SOUTH AFRICA 1900-02 Gilding-metal 14 Guage & German Silver 12 Guage (Other Ranks - slider fitting) Seen worn by 255368 Trooper E Walls post 1922.   Bronzed Other Ranks (Slider) * Nearly all the bronze coat has gone, some remnants remain in the service polished example shown. Type 2 German Silver 12 Guage (Other Ranks - Crimped Slider) 1922-28