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    #1

    What is this?

    Anyone here who knows what this is? German? ww2?


    http://my.qxl.no/accdb/viewItem.asp?...m=8&Catg=11591

    cheers
    Øyvind
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    #2
    Hi Öiwind.

    I´ve never seen this before. If original, it presents a curious fact.
    The points of the swords are pointing downwards, a sign of military
    defeat. I´m aware of exceptions i.g. the swedish Order of the Sword
    and a russian medal for participation in the battle of Port Arthur (or
    Vladivostok) against Japan.

    KR
    Peter

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      #3
      Interesting! But if you try to search this forum for DRGM (markings on the badge), you will find German badges with this mark. It might be a German badge?!

      Thanks for the help

      best
      Øyvind

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        #4
        Of course you´re right . I got too focused on the swords-issue
        and missed the essential. Hope some other member can enlighten
        us.

        KR
        Peter

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          #5
          I think you may get more of a response to this one in the Imperial section.



          Kind regards,



          Marcus

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            #6
            I've been thinking about this one, the pin and hinge thing ! Looks almost TR, I wonder, could this be a 'tinnie' in realtion to a regiment or something concerned with WW1 ????

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              #7
              Looks like a post WWI infantry associations badge. I agree with Marcus. H, post it over at the Imperial section for a definitive answer.

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                #8
                Looks like a Weimar-era Infantry Regimental Association badge.

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