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    #1

    PAB bronze help needed!

    Hello people,
    I came across this panzer assault badge in bronze. It looks to me as a good one and the backside makes me reminde of a Juncker setup. What do you guy's think?

    Here's the pic
    http://i33.photobucket.com/albums/d8...gap/46_1_b.jpg

    http://i33.photobucket.com/albums/d8...gap/01_1_b.jpg

    Much obliged:Peter
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    Looks like a good attempt to fake the Juncker (Osang) type to me!!

    Look at the cutout around the cannon. Also this type should have recessed hardware. This guys appears to have it all sitting on the badge like the S&Ls. The head of the eagle looks kinda like the Juncker (Osang) type though.

    Skip
    LOOKING FOR ALL ITEMS CONNECTED TO HERBERT SCHOB.

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      #3
      Hi Peter would agree do not like the look of the reverse set up or the reverse. Not one for me

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        #4
        I agree with Skip's accesment about this badge trying to be a Juncker. The details aren't quite correct.

        Chet
        Zinc stinks!

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          #5
          Thank's boy's.
          That will save money in my pocket. It sure is a good fake, but after comparing this one with real junckers, I can see the difference.

          Much obligedeter

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            #6
            I have seen these things cropping up at shows in the States for the past year or so. Most I've seen are completely flat back, though a couple were slightly dished.

            Greg
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