Junker FJB?
And the reverse: The bloke (who clearly didn't have a clue) was asking £35. But I knocked him down.
And the reverse: The bloke (who clearly didn't have a clue) was asking £35. But I knocked him down.
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Nice find Tony !!
Yep,it's a good one..
A pity the pin is lost...
My bid is £ 40.-
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In all my years of collecting, I've only ever cropped up a bargain twice. I have still yet to find a VC in a junkshop! What I'd like now is an idea of a realistic price for the thing. I've scanned about, and prices seem to range from anything between £200-400.
Bearing in mind that the item has its pin missing - which is not uncommon - how much would that detract from its intrinsic value? I know these 'is it real & how much is it worth?' threads are a ball-ache, but my 'thing' is British medals. I do intend selling it sometime to fund another acquisition.
It would be no good asking for a stupid price - like those quoted in Foreman's - even with a suitable percentage taken off in lieu of its pin (or rather lack of) missing; that would only result in derisive howls of laughter rather than a successful sale.
Would £250 be optimistic?
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Good afternoon Gentlemen, here's my little darling..Case to follow.....Comment
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Hi Frank,
to www.majorplm.com you can find mine. it's an early scarce type with thin wreath.
can you put some photos of yours?
Ivan
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Two Talon Eagle
I believe Frank raised the question about anyone having seen any other maker marked Para badges with the two talons on it. I have a Deumer LW Para padge that has the clipped talon. This was discussed a while ago, and I think it was summed up by the manufacturers part sharing their badges. It'd be nice to see who swapped parts whith who!
Cheers,
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