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    Wound Badge Black - unusual hardware

    Hello Guys,

    What do you think about this example?

    Thanks.

    Andrew
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    Looks to be a de-nazified WB to me. Tom

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      #3
      To me, it looks like a 57er that someone has tried to make look like a de-Nazified wartimer?
      A bit like this one......
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      sigpic 57ers...."The Devil Is In The Detail"

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        #4
        Forgot to mention.......
        I believe the badge is an S&L, with a variant hardware setup, that we have seen before, though pretty scarce.......
        WAF%20WB%20var%201a.jpg

        WAF%20WB%20var%202a.jpg

        Looking at the wear pattern on this one, compared with the one you showed Andrew, it is possible that it is natural wear, rather than artificial......but I wouldn't like to say for sure!!
        -Nigel
        sigpic 57ers...."The Devil Is In The Detail"

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          #5
          Nigel,

          This one you have just showed is from Steve's collection, I've got it now.

          Andrew
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            #6
            Compare the two Andrew......they look like they have the same hardware???
            -Nigel
            sigpic 57ers...."The Devil Is In The Detail"

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              #7
              Most definitely the same hardware.

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                #8
                I've seen similar hardware on Souval 57er type badges ( I believe it was a KM spange ) ?

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                  #9
                  Certainly not denazified, no impression of the swaz stamped through the rear of the helmet

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                    #10
                    I agree. Tom

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                      #11
                      heya guys

                      nice badges guys, i see one of the badges had a hard way whit scars of exercise, he had a hard time making pushups to make it that way

                      around the needle system is pretty interesting, the system is from late ww1 and was widely use up trough the 20-30 mostly on jewelry and broches etc. and it also made its way into ww2 where among those who use this system is Carl Wild from Hamburg on the same type of wounded badges and that goes for both solid and as you can see on the pressesure hollow model too.

                      So we might add this system to the group of wartime leftover or one of the 1 model too but then well have to see it whit the same system as on my pics below, however the system is controversial because its stripped of design, cheap made and is sadly widely used on fakes too so those who bear this system ill be checking up on the originality and extra time.

                      here is 2 ww2 pressure models whit the ww2 system, its pretty near the system on your badges



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                      Last edited by Carsten135; 06-06-2018, 03:35 PM.

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