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    Infanterie Sturmabzeichen w.u. & Heeresnadel...

    ...a couple of estate auction pick-ups, this extreeeemely nice W.H. IAB in silver w/ an amazing amount of silver wash still aboard, as well as a nice, highly detailed Heer / Wehrmacht Nadel (stickpin) w/ knurled pin. May end up e-standing them both, if I don't get too cozy w/ them in the meantime. A few pix of both...
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    Close up of reverse of each...
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      #3
      Hi Milton......

      ......Great IAB. Those low crossbar H's are the ones I like.

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        #4
        First time i see a WH with soo much finish



        Andy

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          #5
          Agreed ... a real beauty
          Best regards, Andreas

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            #6
            Thanks gents. I thought so too!

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              Hello Milton

              I have not seen a block hinged Hobacher with a smooth silver finish before. The ones I have seen have a type of frosted white finish with a textured look attributed to zinc bubbles.

              In looking a the pin in the open position, it looks to me like overspray. The lower part of the raised hinge guide seems to be two colors of silver / grey as well.

              Not saying it is, but I would test the finish in an inconspicuous place with acetone on a q-tip. If it has been painted you will see the residue right away.

              Best Regards, fischer

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                No worries Fischer. I'm sure it has more to do w/ my less than perfect photographic skills than having been refinished. In person and in natural light, there are no issues and under magnification on a few of the higher wear spots you can clearly see the zinc base metal peeking through. Thx for your comments.

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