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    Souval Wound Badge in Silver

    Gents,

    This seems an interesting example to me. No doubt it is a denazified piece but my question: is this a factory finish or...?

    Thanks.

    Andrew
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    Looks to me like a corroded badge that someone spray painted silver.

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      #3
      I agree with Todd's description...
      I imagine it was a zinc piece that had pretty much lost its original finish and someone has sprayed it silver..
      The finish looks too thick for a factory finish, it might be worth considering removing it, back to the zinc and any original finish that still remains
      -Nigel
      sigpic 57ers...."The Devil Is In The Detail"

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        #4
        Paint remover will sort it, though it may have been sprayed up by the person who removed the swaz, a vet may be? I can't imagine a collector trying to convert it to a 57er, a vet might though.

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