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    IAB Unmarked example

    Hi Guys

    I would like to solicit your thoughts on this example.

    I got this example from Giel and have tried to find another with the same obverse details but not having much luck.

    I have formed my opinion of the badge but would like to hear what you guys think.

    Best Regards, fischer
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    reverse...
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      #3
      A "Slim Stalk"?

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        #4
        Looks kinda CW?

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          #5
          Hi Fischer......

          ......Look here, and see what you think(you may already have though):

          http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...d.php?t=400674

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            #6
            Fischer,you know what i think. I still think the same mate. Stewy

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              #7
              Is there too much solder so we can't see a round catch plate? I'm getting paranoid probably already

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                #8
                Originally posted by Destruction View Post
                Is there too much solder so we can't see a round catch plate? I'm getting paranoid probably already
                No. It's nothing as cryptic as that. Stewy

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                  #9
                  why do i hear a Marlyn Monroe song playing in the back of my head? .....diamonds are a girls best friend......

                  Very nice badge Don

                  Alex

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                    #10
                    Hi Fischer

                    Well that is a very interesting badge.

                    It has many characteristics and die features of an unmarked Deschler from the obverse, but the reverse profile does not match most of the unmarked Deschlers that we see. The reverse profile matches closely to the type of badge Bruce showed a link too.

                    You can see from the obverse, that some areas are not neatly cut out and this contributes to the reverse profile.

                    Based on the obverse design, the talons, centre left leaf design, rifle butt area, for me this is a Deschler.

                    regards
                    Graeme

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                      #11
                      It's a beautiful badge!
                      Cheers, Steve
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                        #12
                        Thanks for the comments guys...Here are some additional pics of the eagle and talons.

                        First is the badge that started this thread.

                        Best Regards, fischer
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                          #13
                          Next we have an unmarked Deschler variant.

                          To me the talons are very close to the Deschler design.

                          The shape of the Eagle's head looks to me like the unknown variant referred to as a slim stalk.

                          Best Regards, fischer
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                            #14
                            Hi Don,

                            a very good idea comparing the eagles, i always thought that theres some connection with Deschler and Slim stalk. But what about the broken stem designs? For me there are some big simularities. Check them out.

                            The first eagle comes of a so called 3th pattern Broken stem, the one with the semi hollow reverse. Please look at the chest feathers and compare them to your first badge.
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                              #15
                              And now compare this first pattern broken stem, (the one with the actual broken stem), with your unmarked Deschler.

                              This whole thing is very confusing..
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