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    #1

    First IAB

    Hey all

    Understand this one has a repaired catch (assume well post war), but aside from that, what can you all offer? Thanks in advance.

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      #3
      Better picture of the front

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        #4
        Nice Muller type IMO, with a replaced catch assembly.

        --Ken

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          #5
          Thanks, PzCrker. I'm new at these, but from what I've seen in looking at others here, things that point to this being a Müller are the scalloped hollow on the reverse side (by the bayonet) and the oval at the top of the pin/hinger. Anything else (on the front of the badge)? Thanks again for the help.

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            #6
            It looks like it have been repainted on the back, do you have any inputs on that Ken?


            Andy

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              #7
              Definitely one of the more unique designs and quite desirable IMO. More impressive "in hand", which is always a plus.

              --Ken

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                #8
                The finish on these is usually pretty bright, but yeah, it's probably been "retouched" when they replaced the catch. Hardware replacement involving a re-weld would darken certain areas considerably. One could say "messed with", but in the end, it's up to the owner/collector.

                --Ken


                Originally posted by AndyC View Post
                It looks like it have been repainted on the back, do you have any inputs on that Ken?


                Andy

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by AndyC View Post
                  It looks like it have been repainted on the back, do you have any inputs on that Ken?


                  Andy
                  Hello,

                  I agree with Andy. The reverse looks like it has been painted. It appears to have brush strokes running every which way.

                  Best regards,
                  Tom
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                  Mihi libertas necessest!

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                    #10
                    So who bought the denazified piece for 31 EURO on German ebay today?

                    --Ken
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                      #11
                      Originally posted by Panzercracker View Post
                      So who bought the denazified piece for 31 EURO on German ebay today?

                      --Ken

                      On this IAB we can clearly see how the finish should look like


                      Andy

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