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18th - 19th Century Gorget
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Wear with pride as you invade France!!
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During the Napoleonic Wars, British Army officers wore gorgets as a metal, crescent-shaped badge of rank suspended from the neck, symbolizing "on duty" status rather than providing protection. These items, typically made of gilt brass, silver, or silver-plated brass, featured the King's cypher (e.g. GR) and were worn over the neck stock.