Army. Cadets Balmorals. 2x dark blue. Red/white diced Balmoral has a chromed Scots College badge on black silk backing. Made without tails. No maker's label or date, no moth. Medium-light use. Plus another in plain dark blue with red pom pom to top. Made without tails, dated 1952. No moth/damages. Also worn by some Cadet units. Plus a St Patrick's Cadet khaki beret, named. Government issue. The badge is enamel & gilt rising sun type. Excellent condition. No mothing apparent. The Cadet Balmoral h
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Army. Cadets Balmorals. 2x dark blue. Red/white diced Balmoral has a chromed Scots College badge on black silk backing. Made without tails. No maker's label or date, no moth. Medium-light use. Plus another in plain dark blue with red pom pom to top. Made without tails, dated 1952. No moth/damages. Also worn by some Cadet units. Plus a St Patrick's Cadet khaki beret, named. Government issue. The badge is enamel & gilt rising sun type. Excellent condition. No mothing apparent. The Cadet Balmoral h

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  1. Lot first indexed
    3 Nov 2026, 00:02
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Status International
First seen
3 Nov 2026, 00:02
Last seen
3 Nov 2026, 00:02
Category
Militaria · classified by our model
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