army flak.

[mike smith]

Army flaq badge for review.

[mike smith]

army flaq.

2nd view

[mike smith]

flaq badge

3rd.view.

[Don D.]

You need to post better pics. Straight on front and reverse for starters.

[mike smith]

flaq.

4th.view

[Giel VW]

Thanks for posting this badge. As Don says, it would be nice if you could post some straight on pictures.

[mike smith]

flaq.

This is the best i can do at moment,i am working.

[mike smith]

Rear view

[mike smith]

3rd.view

[Marc Garlasco]

Guys,
I am in the OPT and can't really see photos well on my blackberry - I return to the US tomorrow. Giel or someone with my book, can you compare this to any maker I have listed?
Marc

[mike smith]

badge

I am in the middle of a sale for this badge.If someone can tell me it is a fake i will withdraw it.Personaly i think it is spot on.Bought from an highly respected u.s. dealer 6 yrs.ago.

[Giel VW]

The soft edges and de weak detail worry me, that being said this is a variant I haven't encountered before. Clearly this is a Vienna design army flak, which reminds me a bit of a Souval. I can't make up my mind on this piece, maybe some other member would like to jump in as well??

[Don D.]

What is it made of? Perhaps a weight and measurments would help.

[mike smith]

badge.

Hi.Don.
58mm.x43mm. 2.5mm av.thickness.weight 28 grams.It is tomback or similare.Regards Mike.

[Don D.]

Why would a tombak badge have a hinge and catchplate made for a zinker? It is at least a mm too small in all directions based on the info for this type badge in Marc's book.