Baden Powell Trained Army Scouts service dress sleeve trade badge

A scarce original circa 1905 -1921 sheet brass SMALL pattern fleur-de-lys sleeve badge chosen by Colonel Baden Powell when he introduced scouting in the Army whilst out in South Africa commanding the 5th Dragoon Guards circa 1897. The first official mention traced is in Army Order of 1905. This example was worn by Army Scouts 2nd Class. Very good condition, retaining original two loop fittings and split pin, minor service wear. Height approx 40mm. The 'Baden Powell Trained Army Scouts' badge was abolished in 1921.