Opinions on DRLs; Gold and Bronze

[Soldat_1.3.1]

What do you think? or ?

I apoligize beforehand for the lack of quality pics. I had to scan them, as my camara can't zoom in too close. These badges belong to a friend, who wishes to sell them to me. He believes they are legit, but isn't sure. Also, as he is a friend, I don't want to cheat him. So, if they are legit, what is a fair price for the pair?

Thanks!

[chris clark]

need better pics of the rear please. on the bronze i am not familiar with the lower catch as all my pieces have the square solid catch and that is the same with the varient mm i have.

[nellyp51]

Thats a nice DRL.

[Soldat_1.3.1]

Thats a nice DRL.

Are they both good? I wish I could use better pics, but this is the best I can do for now.

[Don D.]

I've never seen a "flat" DRL like the first one posted.
Don

[Soldat_1.3.1]

I've never seen a "flat" DRL like the first one posted.
Don

The maker is Ferdinand Wagner. I tried looking for another pic of one here, but they were only mentioned by name. When compared to the bronze (which is marked Wernstien Jena), it is slightly less vaulted.

[Soldat_1.3.1]

Just my luck, here is an example of a Wagner that sold yesterday! Looks "flat" like mine as well.

http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...81&postcount=6

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