Hello Every One, I have had these 2 WWI wound badges setting on my desk for a few years. I am trying to clean it off. Can any one help me authenticate them. To all that respond Many Thanks.
Regards, Jack
Regards, Jack
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2 wound badges
Hello Every One, I have had these 2 WWI wound badges setting on my desk for a few years. I am trying to clean it off. Can any one help me authenticate them. To all that respond Many Thanks.
Regards, Jack -
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The first is a nice silver DRGM and the second is a nice black. Is the black magnetic?pseudo-expertComment
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Wound Badges
Hello, And thanks for the responses, they are both magnetic. I should of added that in my first post. Now I have been in this hobby for a long time, and I am sure I have forgotten it, but remind me, what is DRGM, I seem to remember it being a patent thing ? But I might be wrong, I started to say I do not see any markings, I need bi-focals bad. I looked at my picture (not the medal) and it is on the bent over hook, I had never seen a hook assembly that was this simple and I always thought it was a reproduction and both of these were questionable or they would not of sat on my desk for years.
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D.R.P. Deutsches Reichspatent or Reichspatentgesetz (German Imperial Patent)Originally posted by dolchmann07 View Post
D.R.G.M. Deutsches Reichsgebrauchsmuster (Official German States registered 1891-1949 3yr copyright.) Finished 1952.
D.R.G.M. Gebrauchsmusterschutz (D.R.G.M. with product #, copyright and use.)
D.B.G.M. Deutsches Bundesgebrauchsmuster (post 1952.)
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I like everything about your 2nd class. I also have one DRGM.
Your's has great detail, and except for the wear on the helmet (which is usually on all WB's) the silver finish is still very super.
John
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