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Well done!
Nice to see some very unusual miniatures there..............like the Wehrmacht Long Service pins with the eagles attached above them, on page 18.
Also good to see the Iron Crescent. I always thought that the 'BB&Co' was Boerger, and this seems to bear that out, given that there doesn't seem to be any 'Beco'-marked Turkish Stars.Comment
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Address
Someone wanted to know the specific address. This is from the 1941 Berlin Phonebook, it indicates this address was for the factory itself. I would bet you there are postcards of the factory.Comment
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For a split second there, I thought they had email in 1941.
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Abkurtzung
Indeed the word "Email" is German for enamel, the abreviations translated " Enamel and Metal Goods Factory".Comment
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Close-ups
I noticed some of the images are hard to see. If people would like closer scans of anything please et me know. I will be out of the Country July-August.Comment
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Great catalog
I am curious-which awards did Beco actually produce? I have a HK
that is marked BB&CO but I not remember hearing of a Beco
pilots badge. What about EKs?Comment
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Oh to have those prices today! Thanks for posting this. It is a great resource. SteveComment
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Here's 2 minesweepers and I've seen photos of halbmund/Gallipoli Star and destroyer; and supposedly a sub-badge is around.
I wouldn't be surprised to see some of these other pieces unmarked or with some other code.
http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...ad.php?t=16398
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Thanks for posting. Can you please do a close up of the WW1 Navy wound badge?Originally posted by jhodgson View Postpseudo-expertComment
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Beco
Hello,
Very interesting stuff (and I agree about the prices ). I too am looking for one of their Minesweeper badges.
Regards,
Jody
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