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    Known Maker setup?

    I'm sure I have seen this style of hinge/catch securing method on a Infanterie Sturmabzeichen before (but I stand corrected if wrong ).

    Firstly, am I correct and secondly is the maker known?

    Rich
    Last edited by Rich G; 12-10-2006, 03:18 PM.
    Interested in hand-stitched EM/NCO LW insignia and cuff-titles
    Decorations of Germany
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    Hi Richard,

    Reminds me of Steinhauer & Luck, they have a similar catch variant on their IABs, PABs and eboat badges. Is there any circular stamp or raised mark anywhere to be found?

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

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      Tom

      I was thinking S&L as well but had nothing to confirm that. The reverse is void of any markings and the badge is made from aluminium.

      Thanks for the input,
      Rich
      Interested in hand-stitched EM/NCO LW insignia and cuff-titles
      Decorations of Germany

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        #4
        Indeed, as Tom has said this style of hinge is attributed to S&L.

        Chet
        Zinc stinks!

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          Hi Richard,

          If possible I would like to see a close up of the hinge to get a better feel with it. S&L indeed used different crimp techniques on some of ther late war badge but these IMO are only remotely similar and for sur not perfect matches. Since your eagle is made out of Alu it most likely isn't a late war product either.

          KR
          Philippe

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