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    The absence of a frog stud doesn't seem like something that would have been done in service. The frog appears to be Britishicon, by D.R. Melbourne Ltd.
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    Quote Originally Posted by marysdad View Post
    The absence of a frog stud doesn't seem like something that would have been done in service. The frog appears to be Britishicon, by D.R. Melbourne Ltd.
    Couple of pics shows the the locket, and no sign of ever having a frog stud. The locket and the chape are the same make (GF).
    After catching up on lost sleep and on a closer inspection has had paint on the scabard in the past (olive drab).



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