Collar Badges - Infantry 1924 - 1931 |
These are the first series of collar badges worn by personnel of the Infantry Corps. Officers wore silver and enlisted ranks wore brass. All indications are that 27th was the highest number in both sets. As you can see some of the brass badges have been painted to dull them. "Ceitearnact" means "Kern". The Kern was a 16th century Irish light Infantry warrior.
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| I Inf Bn | 4 Inf Bn | 5 Inf Bn | ||
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| 2 Inf Bn | 3 Inf Bn | 4 Inf BN | ||
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| 5 Inf Bn | 7 Inf Bn | 12 Inf BN | ||
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| 14 Inf Bn | 20 Inf Bn | 21 Inf Bn | ||
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| 23 Inf Bn | 27 Inf Bn | |||
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Page Updated : Tuesday, 07 April 2009