Question concerning regimental cap badge mounting

[Warhoover]

Cajun,
I have read before about the "Crucified Moose" and from what my cousin has told me it has recieved just as cold if not more bitter reception as the "moose" did. Its funny though. Its the same basic design. Makes you wonder. He uses a different term than "crucified cat" though , I will leave that to your imagination. Propieties of "good form" and all that.

I have only recieved a few things from him. I have vaguely heard the term "Jimmy" before but I don't know the meaning. If it is referring to a regimental sporran badge , then no I have not recieved one from him.

Slainte,

[macwilkin]

Cajun,
I have read before about the "Crucified Moose" and from what my cousin has told me it has recieved just as cold if not more bitter reception as the "moose" did. Its funny though. Its the same basic design. Makes you wonder. He uses a different term than "crucified cat" though , I will leave that to your imagination. Propieties of "good form" and all that.

I have only recieved a few things from him. I have vaguely heard the term "Jimmy" before but I don't know the meaning. If it is referring to a regimental sporran badge , then no I have not recieved one from him.

Slainte,

You are correct; a "Jimmy" is the nickname for the RHR sporran badge, which is St. Andrew & his cross.

I can just imagine what the Jocks are calling the new badge!

T.