Panzer Assault badge in silver with box. What manufacturer is it?

[marisca lrommel]

Hello I'd like to know the manufacturer of this beautiful panzer assault badge, It seems an early version. All comments are really appreciate it. What value has on the market?

Can it be a Souval?

Best, ...

[marisca lrommel]

another pics

[Thomas Durante]

Sorry, but it’s a fake.

Tom

[marisca lrommel]

Thanks Thomas.

I already knew it.

This badge is from a friend who does not participate in this forum.

He consulted me and asked me to publish it here to get to know your expert opinions.

I told him that I did not like the lace and the grip of the badge, I do not like those sanding remains that appear on the profiles of the plate and neither the absence of marking.

It seems that my friend has not lost money because he was given by another friend some time ago but he had this badge in his collection for a long time and he thought it was original.

Thanks for your work ... thanks Thomas

[Gorg]

Hello,

The absence of marking isn't a problem itself.
The clues here are the catch and the eagle.

Greg.

[Giel VW]

I agree both box and badge are fakes.

[Thomas Durante]

Thanks Thomas.

I already knew it.

This badge is from a friend who does not participate in this forum.

He consulted me and asked me to publish it here to get to know your expert opinions.

I told him that I did not like the lace and the grip of the badge, I do not like those sanding remains that appear on the profiles of the plate and neither the absence of marking.

It seems that my friend has not lost money because he was given by another friend some time ago but he had this badge in his collection for a long time and he thought it was original.

Thanks for your work ... thanks Thomas

Anytime Marisca.

Along with the points you mention above, the other big red flag is that this obverse design can be found on many other fake PABs; the ball hinge Hermann Aurich fakes, RSS-marked fakes, etc.

Tom