Unknown badge.

I have owned and still do own quite a few Land Rovers, my daily driver is a October 1984 Isuzu County, it has no metal badges, the front has a sticker which reads "Land Rover 110" on the rear left side it also has another sticker oval in shape black background with the Land Rover logo, the Series 3 had the words "Land Rover" on the grill (plastic) no other badge on the front.
In the image I have placed different L/R badges starting with the Series 3 grill, the badge at the top is a rear one from a Series 3, the next one down is off later S2A' note it has a different style of lettering and states Rover Australia, the badge below that is also a Rover Australia that was fitted to S2/2A (early) assembled in Aust, the next one states Solihull, later Series 1 early S2, the next one states Birmingham Series 1's after some time in the early 1950's the small one at the bottom is early Series 1's, I don't know everything but the only Brass badges I have seen (and I have 2 of them) are casting made in the last 20 years or so, I wouldn't have a clue what the 90 or Puma's have on them, cheers dennis
the image https://i.imgur.com/2LuIrlP.jpg

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Originally Posted by B.S.F.

What's the difference between a S3 front and rear badge?..W.

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Hello from Brisbane.

An earlier post got it right - rear badge from a (very likely) locally assembled Series 3 - no script identifying where it was made.

To the question above, the front badge is a large plastic one attached to the plastic grille - part of the moulding.

Cheers,

Neil

I read some were once , Rover has the distintion of having the most number of different car badges of any manufacture.[bighmmm]
Even in the Rover cars they seamed to have changed the badges every couple of years , most with Viking ship but with different colours & some with just the out lind drawn.