Legion Condor wound badge

[tinmantis]

Hi again guys,
I got more pics of my wound badge now
what do you all think? The question was: (on the other thread)
was the swas stamped later to increase value?
I think it all looks period, but I'd value your opinions
regards
jon

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[tinmantis]

maybe a repaired hook...

[Robin Lumsden]

This pattern of wound badge was awarded throughout the Wehrmacht from September 1939 until the new type began to be distributed in 1940. Looks fine to me.

[tinmantis]

thanks Robin,
just showing off now but, long time coming...
and a lot of wounds!

[Waffen-Mike]

Great collection of wound badges. Congrats Jon!


Best Regards

Mike

[Adrian Stevenson]

Hi Jon, looks fine to me too. I really like the "Spanish" pattern badges.


Cheers, Ade.

[tinmantis]

Hi Jon, looks fine to me too. I really like the "Spanish" pattern badges.


Cheers, Ade.

yes, me too. The other one I have sadly is missing it's pin, I got from a fellow member quite a while back, I love the brass!
regards
jon

[Adrian Stevenson]

Here is my favourite from my collection.

Cheers, Ade.

[tinmantis]

Here is my favourite from my collection.

Cheers, Ade.

now that's nice!
what's the market value on that?
regards
jon

[jacques]

Here is my favourite from my collection.

Cheers, Ade.

Hello,
could you show us the reverse ?
jacques

[Adrian Stevenson]

Hi Jon, thank you. Have a look in the folowing link for a guide on "value".

Hi Jacques, here is an old thread which features my badge.

http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...ad.php?t=33334

Cheers, Ade.

[tinmantis]

Thanks Ade, that thread explains alot.
Here are my two black 'spanish' wound badges.
It seems the one I started this thread off with is of 3rd reich period, but my other (posted here now) is actually the real deal, and of the Spainish Civil war?
regards
jon

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