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    #1

    Imperial Naval Wound Badge in Gold

    Gents,

    What do you think, is it a post war made ST&L?

    Thanks.

    Andrew
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    #2
    Hi Andrew!!
    Open hingeblock on this one???
    -Nigel
    sigpic 57ers...."The Devil Is In The Detail"

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      #3
      Hello Nigel,

      I am not sure, the badge is not mine. From above it looks pretty wide, I would recon open hingeblock.

      Andrew

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        #4
        One thing that seems a little strange is the roundwire catch, not usually found on many S&L pieces, especially later ones?
        The design does seem to match the one I believe S&L made, though Assmann (among others) could also have used it, details seem a little soft, but I don't think they were too crisp on these pieces
        More photo's would be helpful I think!
        -Nigel
        sigpic 57ers...."The Devil Is In The Detail"

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          #5
          OK, I have just bought it, I will keep you updated with some photos.

          Thanks.

          Andrew

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            #6
            Thanks Andrew!
            With the combination of S&L style pin and hingeblock, combined with a roundwire catch, I think Assmann is the most likely maker!
            A similar combination is on this Assmann SWB.......
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            sigpic 57ers...."The Devil Is In The Detail"

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              #7
              There are 2 of this type on Falco Militaria website, one gold and the other black. I wasn't sure if they were authentic replacements or just reproductions.

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                #8
                Some new photos, unusual hingeblock, isn't it?
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                  #9
                  Nigel,

                  Please have a look at the hinge block, what do you think?

                  Thanks.

                  Andrew

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                    #10
                    t looks very similar to an early Souval style, as used on this blank core, the rest of the hardware though looks S&L or Assmann.......
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                    sigpic 57ers...."The Devil Is In The Detail"

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