Ayny Opinion. First one I have seen.
Fred
Fred
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Hi Fred,
I'm attaching the other two images here to keep everything together.
Imo the obverse design (not reverse maker mark / finishing) does not match genuine Schott marked badges, therefore imo the badge is a fake/fantasy piece.
Regards
MikeRegards
Mike
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Hi Fred,
IMO, not an original badge, certainly not an original Schott marked one at that.
Try searching here and type in "u-boat" for several past threads on these and you'll see the differences right away.
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I don't know what drugs I was on at the time.Originally posted by Mike Kenny View Post
The above should read;
"Imo the obverse design (AND reverse maker mark / finishing) does not match genuine Schott marked badges, therefore imo the badge is a fake/fantasy piece."
Regards
MikeRegards
Mike
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Fred, I refrained from saying anything when you sent me the photos because I felt you needed to hear it from someone else. I can only agre with what has already been said, not a good one.pseudo-expertComment
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U-Boat Badge
Hello,
You can add me to the list. The piece is no good and does not match a real badge with the Schott mark.
I have seen one of these screwback U-boats before. It was at an OMSA show several years ago.
Regards,
Jody
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