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    #1

    IAB in silver for review

    Still a beginner in these, I dare to say it´s a good one. Would it be possible to put a maker´s name on this unmarked badge? Material is zinc, silvering is heavily worn off at obverse side, quite well preserved at the reverse.

    Thanks, Miro
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    Side shots
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      Eagle detail
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        Hinge and catch
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          #5
          I believe this one is made by Paul Meybauer.
          Ralph.

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            Hi Miro,

            I can only agree with Ralph, a fine original Meybauer. Not much silver finish remaining unfortunately, but original nonetheless.

            Tom
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              Thank you very much, Tom and Ralph!

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                Originally posted by Miro O View Post

                I dare to say it´s a good one. Material is zinc, silvering is heavily worn off at obverse side, quite well preserved at the reverse.


                Hi Miro

                I think you have the description spot on.

                A nice original

                regards
                Graeme

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                  Originally posted by Graeme View Post
                  Hi Miro

                  I think you have the description spot on.

                  A nice original

                  regards
                  Graeme
                  Thanks, Graeme!

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                    #10
                    Indeed a Meybauer. A very unique slim design!
                    Kind regards,
                    Giel

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                      Originally posted by Giel VW View Post
                      Indeed a Meybauer. A very unique slim design!
                      Thanks

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