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    BB&Co

    Just spotted this US marine pilot insignia . The MM on reverse caught my eye. I wonder if this was the same as the BB&Co related to the Turkish stars ?
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    I think you could be on to something.

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      #3
      Hi Ferg!

      That would be Bastian Bros. Co., Rochester, NY. First used around 1909. (according to Mrs.Google http://asiteforme.tripod.com/Marks-BB ).

      B.B. & Co is supposedly a german firm - but as far as I´m informed - up to today no one has a clue who and where it has been.

      And note the "&" : That means "B.B. and Compagnie", describing - as a special legal term - a firm consisting at least out of two people.
      Whereas I consider the "B.B. Co." as an simple american abbreviation for the Bastian Brothers Company - whom I think to be quite unlikely to produce ottoman WW1-insignia...
      just my two cents
      regards
      Hagrid

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        #4
        IMO no connection between the two.

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          #5
          An U.S. company which produced medals for the enemy?

          No one knows who BB&Co was. Some say it was a turkish company.



          "& Co" is unusual for german compagnies.

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            #6
            Originally posted by römischIX View Post
            "& Co" is unusual for german compagnies.
            Typing error?
            Standard terminologie (maybe „+Co“ instead....) i.e. “GmbH & Co KG“
            Regards
            Hagrid

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