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    General Assault Badge (Unmarked)

    ​ ​ Hello All:

    I was recently looking through my collection and was reminded that I never posted this badge. It’s actually the first badge I ever purchased. Does anyone have an idea of the maker? I appreciate any help.
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      James, I don't see the front and rear pics, however I do see the closeups of the hinge and catch. Based on these I believe your badge is an unmarked Friedrich Orth, but please repost the front and backside shots so we can be sure. No red flags I can see from just these pics.

      Tom
      If it doesn't have a hinge and catch, I'm not interested......well, maybe a little

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        Originally posted by Thomas Durante View Post
        James, I don't see the front and rear pics, however I do see the closeups of the hinge and catch. Based on these I believe your badge is an unmarked Friedrich Orth, but please repost the front and backside shots so we can be sure. No red flags I can see from just these pics.

        Tom
        Tom,

        I don’t know why that happened, but please see the attached.
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          Hi James, thanks for reposting, indeed a fine original unmarked Freidrich Orth GAB.

          Tom
          If it doesn't have a hinge and catch, I'm not interested......well, maybe a little

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            I agree with Tom on this one, very good looking Orth. Not a common GAB maker.
            Kind regards,
            Giel

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              Thank you both for the help.

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