I'm unsure what time period these EGA's and badges fall under. Would EGA #2 be WW1 era, while the rest are WW2? The low quality cast version is odd... any insight is appreciated.
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Everything appears to be of the WWI era, with exception to the four gilded brass EGA's. Is there a number at the 6 o'clock position on the rim of the GCM?
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Hi Chuck, thanks for the reply.
The GCM's number is:
No 28046Comment
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The numbered GCM puts it in the WWI range.
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Excellent, thanks again Chuck.
I forgot about the stamped number, I was reading that #'s 20,000-70,000 are generally WW1 era, is this still the case?
I'm actually looking to sell the lot, what would a fair price be for it?
Much appreciated!Last edited by mchap; 01-02-2020, 01:26 AM.Comment
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# 2 is a WWI era EGA.
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Fouregerre looks fairly modern
The lead emblem is a late WWII emblem, an economy measure when bronze and brass were placed on the restricted materials listComment
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