Meybauer/Brehmer Heeresflak

[fdodge]

I just dont want to be that guy in the jury pool that says "not guilty" and makes everyone say 5 days longer in the courthouse.

Regards,
Chris

Only a real prick would do that
And I actually did that in a trial once when I was about 19 or 20.
As for the tool mark on the pin, it's a great point Chris.

[WEISNER]

Here's my trinity. Whilst some will shout "nickle silver" or "tombak" or what ever at the first one or two, I'll have to tell you, they are not!

All 3 badges (from the same die) vary only within 1gr of each other. If you take a look at Juncker flaks one can not only see but also weight the difference in bare hand.

The ones left are copper coated and are beautifuly plated silver, the one on the right only received one layer of silver paint which resulted in evaporation of it. There's no such thing as a nickle silver variant.

Wow Giel, those are very nice, the one in the center speaks to me and would be my favorite.

Kevin

[Antonio Scapini]

I don't think the tool mark on the pin can be of help in this case, because there are other cases we know with pins with the same tool marks used from different firms.

I show for example the tool marks on the Juncker BKA pin that are the same you can find on RS CCC or F&BL CCC.