Does this DKIG and TDB:s stand a chance to be front made originals?
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If the front was in Pakistan they might....pseudo-expertComment
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My little sister made me a same tank destruct. badge in the nursery school.
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Are this part of a group to a Panzer DKiG winner?
Angel
Looking for DKiG Heer winner Soldbuch who also won the TDB and/or CCC, specially in Silver.Comment
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Unless you have a pic of him wearing it during the war it won't matter.pseudo-expertComment
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Originally posted by Don Doering View Post
I have offcourse asked for more pics from the items in this group. But this was the first I got.
More to come...Comment
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Looks possible to me.
It is a matter how much front made originals one have seen, obviously the moderator commenting here have not seen to many.
But some provinience would be a + naturally.
LasseComment
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I've seen quite a few "front made" badges over the years. There are some dealers that specialize in them. Without a period photo they are not worth it. As for the "moderator" comment......pseudo-expertComment
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I know this group and comes with some photos, one of them shows the DKiG and one of the TDB in wear on a white panzer wrap.
If my memory don't fail, comes with his DKiG preliminar citation, his pants, some photos and medals.
Angel
Looking for DKiG Heer winner Soldbuch who also won the TDB and/or CCC, specially in Silver.Comment
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I can not read out the answer below from your first comment in this thread "If the front was in Pakistan they might..."
Your last answer would have been more appropriate for a moderator.
Lasse
Originally posted by Don Doering View PostComment
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mods are people to you know and they CAN be humorous if they want to be as don was in this case!!!Comment
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Still laughing!!!
LasseComment
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Keep laughing.pseudo-expertComment
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Don is RARELY humurous, so enjoy it while it lasts
There is just no way to tell with field made badges, so you will always be out on a limb with these. However, even solid metal DK's were made in the field and very well I might add, whereas the ones posted in this thread are extremely crude even by "front" standards.
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