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In the stock of the David company, active from 1848, we found brass numerals painted in red and also in blue.
Each badge has a thin brass mounting pin on the back that can easily be cut in half to fold it over the back.
SOLD AS IS. These figures may be a century old, the paint may be a little chipped, we are selling them as they are. No claim will be accepted


These badges were used to indicate regimental numbers for troops changing assignments or for re-enlisted sergeants, particularly on kepis. This avoids having to remove the kepi to change the number; the embroidery is simply undone and replaced with a badge.
Some numerals are completely missing from the stock.
6 and 9 are represented by the same numeral; simply rotate it to obtain both options.