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    #31
    I collect Native American stone tools...arrowheads, spearpoints, and etc. During the Great Depression a family in Kentucky named "Guffy" cranked out a huge amount of fake artifacts...mostly rare ceremonial types. Material was all wrong, shape wrong, drilling wrong, etc. They fooled a lot of city folks back then, but now, they've become high-dollar collectors items in their own right. What was once just a fake is now called "an original Guffy". Unfortunately for most of us, it will probably take 50 yrs for the fake Austrian badges to be worth anything. Ammersee

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      #32
      Originally posted by Montgomery Burns View Post
      well,, man can start a serious collection with them ... regards kay
      Why not! It appear always new rarities of this kind of stuff!

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        #33
        Originally posted by Ammersee View Post
        it will probably take 50 yrs for the fake Austrian badges to be worth anything. Ammersee
        Or more than 50 years, or more....

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          #34
          And again....
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            #35
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              #36
              Sturmtruppe!
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                #37
                Actually the piece in posts #34 and #35 looks very “White Russian”.

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                  #38
                  Originally posted by Wild Card View Post
                  Actually the piece in posts #34 and #35 looks very “White Russian”.
                  Possible! I'm not very familar with White Russian things. But it looked so unusual to me, that I set it in the fantasy category

                  Thanks for the advice!

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                    #39
                    #34 & 35 could be badges of the French post WWI political veterans league called "Crosses of fire"

                    http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Croix-de-feu

                    You'll find pictures as well in the internet

                    Regards

                    Gilles

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