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17th June 07, 09:11 AM
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Don,
A tartan backing behind the badge, instead of a cockade, is also appropriate, especially on a balmoral -- the Scottish Regiments of the British Army wore such a patch behind their badges, and the Royal Regiment of Scotland wears a swatch of Government Sett behind the new "crucified cat" badge. Glengarries tend to look better with the cockade, though, INMHO.
A cockade in livery colours and a plant badge is also very appropriate.
Regards,
Todd
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