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    Tank badge-Heilp pls.

    Help pls on the tank battle badge. I found it 2 weeks ago in Russia between Orel and Kaluga.
    I has found it in wood in an entrenchment. Maybe it's not tank, and support staff. Although the forest road was at a distance of 100 meters, it may be tankman from destroyed tanks. I dug up this badge personally -Therefore it is exact not a fake. I will not sell it-Just I want to ascertain its history and its manufacturer. What can be seen immediately-Typ Daisy, tombak ,stamping. Silver or bronze can not understand-I'm not very versed. Rather it is bronze. I just cleaned the badge by ultrasound.
    Then, with a magnifying glass, I saw brand. After the microscope has two brands. All stand from the inside on guards of caterpillars.The first brand is visible is much better. Oval lying on one side. In an oval there are 2 or 3 letters. The first letter of 90 % is - P. To me here, in Russia have prompted - probably it are Paul Meybauer or Paul Küst. But as their brands I look- I do not know. Can somebody will prompt where it is possible to look at brands of all manufacturers of badges?
    The second brands is clearly visible-circle above the oval, and it is Sieg rune. It is clear, the first thought.
    But experts in badges in Russia have told to me ,that brands SS are on a badge can't. Maybe it is just a figure. The third brand is a triangle - is in other guard. But it is very badly visible.
    2 Most unusual details
    1) Put forward sideways top truck caterpillar of the tank . This is not a production defect. This is how it should be. The edging is put forward for the entire caterpillar tracks.
    2)Excess metal in the crook of the left wing of the eagle.In the crook of the right wing of the excess metal is not present.

    If anyone has any thoughts - write pls . All is very interesting.
    For the English bring apologies- you know, not native.
    Last edited by Dmitry; 10-19-2011, 07:13 PM.

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    Originally posted by Dmitry View Post
    Help pls on the tank battle badge. I found it 2 weeks ago in Russia between Orel and Kaluga.
    I has found it in wood in an entrenchment. Maybe it's not tank, and support staff. Although the forest road was at a distance of 100 meters, it may be tankman from destroyed tanks. I dug up this badge personally -Therefore it is exact not a fake. I will not sell it-Just I want to ascertain its history and its manufacturer. What can be seen immediately-Typ Daisy, tombak ,stamping. Silver or bronze can not understand-I'm not very versed. Rather it is bronze. I just cleaned the badge by ultrasound.
    Then, with a magnifying glass, I saw brand. After the microscope has two brands. All stand from the inside on guards of caterpillars.The first brand is visible is much better. Oval lying on one side. In an oval there are 2 or 3 letters. The first letter of 90 % is - P. To me here, in Russia have prompted - probably it are Paul Meybauer or Paul Küst. But as their brands I look- I do not know. Can somebody will prompt where it is possible to look at brands of all manufacturers of badges?
    The second brands is clearly visible-circle above the oval, and it is Sieg rune. It is clear, the first thought.
    But experts in badges in Russia have told to me ,that brands SS are on a badge can't. Maybe it is just a figure. The third brand is a triangle - is in other guard. But it is very badly visible.
    2 Most unusual details
    1) Put forward sideways top truck caterpillar of the tank . This is not a production defect. This is how it should be. The edging is put forward for the entire caterpillar tracks.
    2)Excess metal in the crook of the left wing of the eagle.In the crook of the right wing of the excess metal is not present.

    If anyone has any thoughts - write pls . All is very interesting.
    For the English bring apologies- you know, not native.
    Hey Dmitry
    You need to become an association member and post pics of it, this will be much easier to know what you are looking at. Without pics you probably won't get very far. I made the same mistake when I first joined.
    Until then you could e-mail the pics, if you have some, to me and I can post for you for this thread.
    Welcome to the forum BTW. davidbie@comcast.net
    Dave

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      #3
      Thanks you David.
      Unable to upload photos, if I am not a member of the Association?
      Could you suggest to me-How I can become a member Association?
      Photo I sent to you

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        #4
        Hi friend,
        Follow this link to pay for membership fee. Well worth it.
        Dave

        http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/forums/payments.php

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          #5
          Posting PAB pics for Dmitry

          Front and rear of badge

          tank badge fr.jpg

          tank badge re.jpg

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            #6
            The rest of the pics are detailed closeups

            tank badge pin.jpg

            tank detail.jpg

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              #7
              [ATTACH]1993017[/ATTACH]

              [ATTACH]1993018[/ATTACH]

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                #8
                [ATTACH]1993019[/ATTACH]

                [ATTACH]1993020[/ATTACH]

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                  #9
                  [ATTACH]1993021[/ATTACH]

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                    #10
                    Hi Dmitry,

                    Firstly, welcome to the forum. And thanks to David for taking time to post the pics of your badge.

                    The manufacturer of this badge is Deumer, and no doubt a nice original as you surely know since you dug it up personally. I am not sure about the initials you are seeing in the tank reverse, I don't see them at all. But perhaps it is some corrosion from being in the ground for so long? Or perhaps it was the original recipients initials scratched in? No other Deumers have these initials that I am aware, so I don't think it was created when the badge was manufactured.

                    Tom
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