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    Heer Flak

    I came across another heer flak. Real or fake I haven't seen this version yet so I thought I better check it out here.
    Thanks for any help.



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        Hi JMC,

        Thanks for the closeups, I think they help alot. With that reverse hardware setup, I think we are look at a good Meybauer badge here. At first I didn't recognize the obverse design with the zinc pest, however now that I see the hardware I can see its a good Meybauer. The hand-trimmed wing separating it from the gun barrel is another Meybauer trait.

        Tom
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          #5
          Hi Tom,
          As always many thanks for your help. I was a little concerned with the breech and wing area.

          Here's the rest of the group, I just wish there were more badges in there!



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            #6
            I agree with Tom. For me this badge is original, probably Meybauer manufactured. A rare badge.
            JJS

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              #7
              Vaseline and pronto! Why concerned with the wing? It's 100% original.

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                #8
                Not sure about this Meybauer thing (I think it is pretty clear that maker connections through the hardware alone are rather unsubstantiated), but it looks like a nice original to me.



                Daniel

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                  #9
                  A good badge for me too, and indeed a very nice SS collar tabs group!

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by Nordmark View Post
                    I think it is pretty clear that maker connections through the hardware alone
                    I agree, it would be foolish to connect a maker based on just the hardware alone. These can also be found maker marked, so not much of a mystery here. There is a good article in Dietrich's IMC magazine about these, I highly recommend it

                    JMC, as Nick says, a good vaseline treatment would be good for this badge IMO. Although it looks more dirty than zinc-pesty, so maybe try to clean off the dirt in the crevices first, then wipe it down with some vaseline and it will look much better.

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

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                      Hi Tom,
                      I decided to just give her a light dry brushing with a very fine baby tooth brush. There is actually a small amount of "silvering" left where the grime was.

                      It doesn't look like there is any active zinc pest but I will keep an eye out just in case.

                      I think she has a fairly pleasant look now without the dirt.

                      Thanks again




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                        #12
                        Much better, looks great! Very nice improvement, great looking Meybauer.

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

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                        [/SIGPIC][/SIGPIC]
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                            nice flak badge

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                              #15
                              Nice Flak Jim! You did well fixing it up!

                              You know, when I get a vet lot with a dozen badges and one SS tab I say to myself "I only wish there was more tabs in the lot". Lol, damn these problems we have!!
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