Cap Badge

[Doc Vernon]

Closest u have seen thus far but its Military

Scottish. Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders, 15th Scottish Division WW2 combination

[mike sims]

Thank you for the crew list. He isn’t on that list. He was employed by P&O as Second Mate then Mate from 1904 to 1909. I believe he was on the Fifeshire before then as he got married in NSW in 1897. There was a cutting he kept of a collision between the Fifeshire and the Corinth in 1893, although he wasn’t on their crew lists for that year.

[Chris Allman]

The photo of the cap badge has gone, however I happened to be looking at the Caledonian MacBrayne ships on another research job and their logo of the Red Lion set me wondering if there was a connection there perhaps. Just for info.

[Keith at Tregenna]

King Line, London ?

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[mike sims]

Please find a clear we picture. Thanks61BEBBED-5079-427A-A0DB-16FA8CABA4C0.jpg

[mike sims]

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[Captain Kong]

Cunard used to have a rampant LION on their badges.

[Keith at Tregenna]

MC ILWRAITH LINE Ships Flags & Cap Badges 2nd Series B.A.T. Co Ltd 1930 ?

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[mike sims]

Slight difference. Mine is on a white background with a gold square. Thanks.

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Could it be P&O? He served with them from 1904 to 1909.

[Keith at Tregenna]

The MC ILWRAITH LINE pictured is dated 1930, could it have been updated ?

Will keep looking.

Regards,

Keith.