Hello Angel a keeper for shore,Kevin
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A really minty example. Congrats!
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Who is the maker of this badge? I am a paper guy and my knowledge with badges is very limited and I need to expand it despite I have a lot of books, but still have not the ability to research badges.
Angel
Looking for DKiG Heer winner Soldbuch who also won the TDB and/or CCC, specially in Silver.Comment
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I think is a B.H. Mayer, numbered in the Philippe De Book book as 4.1.1.
Am I right?
Thanks
Angel
Looking for DKiG Heer winner Soldbuch who also won the TDB and/or CCC, specially in Silver.Comment
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Hi Angel,
Your PAB was made by Otto Schickle. They lost their liscense in early 1941 and the leftover stocks were sold to other Pforzheim makers like BH Mayer and Zimmerman, etc, so that is why you will sometimes find them marked with different LDO codes on the pin. That is where the confusion comes in and this was discovered only after Phil’s PAB book was published.
TomIf it doesn't have a hinge and catch, I'm not interested......well, maybe a littleNew Book - The German Close Combat Clasp of World War II
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Thanks a lot Tom, more knowledge for me and for free as always from you.
Cheers
Angel
Looking for DKiG Heer winner Soldbuch who also won the TDB and/or CCC, specially in Silver.Comment
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Anytime Angel.
Here is my Schickle, marked with Mayer's L/18 code on the pin, took me quite awhile before I could find this rare variant.
TomIf it doesn't have a hinge and catch, I'm not interested......well, maybe a littleNew Book - The German Close Combat Clasp of World War II
[/SIGPIC][/SIGPIC]Available Now - tmdurante@gmail.com
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Wow ! Minter . Great catch . RobGod please take justin bieber and gave us dio backComment
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Wow Tom what a great badge, you almost never see them with the L/18 mark, and yours is in great condition !
Angel, really minty great looking badge aswell !Comment
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