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CRUSADER

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Agree looks late Medieval, I think you could be right. Not seen a mix of bronze pin with lead before.
 

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Hello Cru, Yes a strange one bronze pin on lead. Think the owner of the badge, would have been a lowly servant. The higher ranking staff had badges of bronze and silver. Probably belonged to Baldrick.:laughing7:
 

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WHAT EVER IT IS I DO NOT KNOW , BUT ONE THING COOL FIND ...
 

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You find the coolest relics, please keep em coming:thumbsup:
It's certainly different villagenut. Rare but a very down to earth thing. Simply the badge of an unknown medieval servant, someone who barely created a ripple in history.
 

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