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    Allgemeines sturmabzeichen

    Hello guys here is my first GAB solid zinc unknown maker type 1.28.1.



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    Nice one. Be carefull, they can be very addictive.


    Regards, Wim



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      #3
      Nice original,congrats

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        #4
        Nice GAB find


        Andy

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          #5
          Nice smirking GAB!

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            #6
            Yes, they've nicknamed this unknown variant "the smirker". One of my favorite designs as far as GABs go. --Rgds, Ken

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              #7
              Didn't know that of the nickname thanks for the replies.

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                #8
                Hi Kevin,

                Nice addition, lovely little GAB. Welcome to the GAB club, I am sure this one will not be your last.

                Interesting to see the way the cutouts were done over the swastika, looks like they were drilled first, then hand-sawn out the rest of the way.

                Tom
                If it doesn't have a hinge and catch, I'm not interested......well, maybe a little

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                  #9
                  Hi Kevin

                  Congrats on a nice looking GAB


                  Originally posted by Thomas Durante View Post

                  Interesting to see the way the cutouts were done over the swastika, looks like they were drilled first, then hand-sawn out the rest of the way.

                  Tom
                  Yes Tom, and from the reverse it looks like quite a bit of handwork was performed on the badge, as you can see from the other cutout areas.

                  cheers
                  Graeme

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                    #10
                    Thanks for the replies.

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