here is mine for comparison.....
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All looks good, my opinion is:
1: So called slim stalk by unknown maker, copper coated.
2: Missing leaf, cut out, probably Meybauer.
3: Shuco with not often seen set up
4: FLL
5: Shuco
6: Zimmermann with missing catch
7: Oval crimp as Gábor said, IMO maker is Deumer.Comment
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Hi Janos,
Yes, the all IAB's are ground dug badges, if I well see.
Best regards,
GaborComment
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Hi Gábor,Originally posted by Gabenn View Post
yes, most of them are not in a good condition, but the Slim Stalk is a nice one.Comment
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Yes, it's true Janos
Good catch Mike, congrats.
Best regards,
Gabor
Originally posted by Hans Kondor View PostComment
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Nice additions Mike,my favorite is first IAB and PAB
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Hi Mike,
All those are very nice additions, and that PAB is no fake but rather a nice original PAB likely made by Deumer. In my opinion, one of the nicest PAB designs and high quality badges, especially for a later-war solid-back zincer.
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Well thats a complete surprise on the PAB first 5 IABs are from MB i didnt think ground dug would be there cup of tea, the 2 are pretty poor and not worth keeping, they didnt show too great in the photos but were pretty cheap! the last IAB & PAB came locally to a friends shop, good news for him!
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Hi Mike
Really nice PAB, and I am not sure what some of the other guys are talking about. It looks to me like only numbers 4 and 5 are ground dug, the first three are fine imo??
Gabor's PAB is also in excellent condition
regards
GraemeComment
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