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    Unusual bronze IAB

    Hello everyone,
    i came accross this unsual IAB that looks like made of zink with a bronze finish.
    It's unmarked and has some nice details on front that reminds me a of a Deschler badge, maybe just the eagle head looks different, more outlined.
    The hardware is made of brass and has a round plate catch. What do you think, is this an original badge?
    Many thanks,
    Stefano
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    the other side
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      #3
      For me it looks a deformed leaf IAB.

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        #4
        To me, it looks like a damaged leaf, and I do not like the berries.

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          #5
          Its a so called 'slim stalk'.

          Alex

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            #6
            Originally posted by Lexy View Post
            Its a so called 'slim stalk'.

            Alex
            . Stewy

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              #7
              Thanks guys, that's really interesting, never heard before of this variant.
              Is this badge produced by some known maker/area?
              I was not able to identify it on the books, sites... but the forum
              I guess it has to be considered as a non common badge.
              Cheers,
              Stefano

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                #8
                Alexander is correct. Nice bronze variant!
                Kind regards,
                Giel

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                  #9
                  Very Intreresting piece indeed, learned something here!

                  A superb looking badge Stefano....Love it, especially the eagle, Congtrats!
                  Cheers, Steve
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