Known as Staybrite or Anodised Aluminium, this Electro-plating process resulted in lightweight shiny badges. The main colours used are gold, silver and black. Staybrite replaced brass and nickel as the main metal for British military insignia from around 1950 onwards. King George VI the Queens father died in 1952 so King's Crown Staybrite cap badges are quite rare.
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Royal Logistics Corp anodised Staybrite unissued cap badge
A 42 mm high unused badge with a ding on the slider
At £5.00
Royal Irish Fusiliers anodised Staybrite unissued cap badge
A 40 mm high unused cap badge
At £ 25.00
Ulster Defence Regiment anodised aluminium Staybrite unissued cap badge
A 46 mm high unused gilt coloured cap badge
At £6.00
Royal Anglian Regiment anodised Staybrite unissued cap badge
A 30 mm high possible used badge
At 5.00
Northamptonshire Regiment anodised Staybrite unissued cap badge
Unused 42 mm high
At £25.00
Notts & Derby Regiment anodised Staybrite unissued cap badge with one set of collars complete with brass backing plates.
In unused condition
At £12.00
Royal Highland Fusiliers anodised Staybrite unissued cap badge
In unused condition
At £8.00
Black Watch anodised Staybrite unissued cap badge
In unused condition
At £12.00
Welsh brigade unissued anodised Staybrite cap badge with pair of collars for the South Wales Borders complete with brass backing plates
In unused condition
At £12.00
Royal Hampshire Regiment Staybrite anodised unissued cap badge with pair of collars complete with brass backing plates
In unused condition
At £12.00
Gloucestershire Regiment Staybrite anodised unissued cap badge with pair of collars & small back badge
In unused condition
At £12.00