ARMY YOUTH SELECTION CENTRE (British Army) - recruit's badge (late 60's / early 70s)

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The Army Youth Selection Centre was a section of the British Army responsible for the selection of potential recruits with the best aptitudes and to match them with their respective trades and regiments. It was about selecting sufficient recruits of the right qualities to best suit the army's needs. Potential recruits would join a Selection Centre and get their first taste of army life there and at the same time undergo many tests and written examinations to gauge their potential as a suitable recruit. I presume these badges were given to those who underwent the selection process but if anyone can confirm this, I'd be grateful to hear from you.

DESCRIPTION:
Size: 13/16" x 13/16" (20mm x 20mm).
Material(s): Diecast alloy with 2 vitreous enamels.
Finish: Gilt.
Fitting: Pin.
Imprint: FATTORINI & SONS 36 BARR ST BIRMINGHAM
Approximate age: late 1960's to early 1970's.

CONDITION:
A very good condition metal and enamel badge. No damage, pin tight and in good working order.
Please see photograph(s), these form part of the description.

POSTAGE:
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RETURNS:
* Return accepted if the item(s) is returned in same condition it left me, then the full Agreed Asking Price will be refunded. Postal costs are not refundable.
* Buyer pays the return postal costs - unless agreed otherwise.

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