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    #1

    U-Boot badge - opinion

    Sirs,
    I would like to learn your opinion on it U-Boot.
    I think, that it is the fine original. I am right?
    Thanks.
    Igor.
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    Looks like a good ´un to me Igor

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      #3
      Hi Igor nice original wernstien as some collectors believe this to be. All the best

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        #4
        Igor,

        I love the unmistakable hardware on the reverse.

        Regards,
        Mark
        "You can check out any time you like ..... But you can never leave....."

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          #5
          Wernstein

          Yes, do some forum searches and you will see the reverse setup is unique indeed and for sure a "Wernstein". However, let me clarify that at this point, the Wernstein mark is a guess, an educated guess, but nothing more.

          We do not know for sure that Wernstein made this badge, but if Wernstein did not, who did? ( I am quoting the response to my question on this badge to Gordon W.)

          All this said, it is a period badge, Wernstein or not, and nice to have in your collecton.

          Reverse image of mine attached.

          John
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            #6
            For zinc badges, the "Wernstein" did hold up a bit better on the gold finish obverse and reverse, as reflected in yours, so while not mint, it still retains decent finish after all these years, and as I said above, I do believe this was worn by a sailor during the war.

            John

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              Sirs,
              Many thanks for your answers!
              Regards,
              Igor.

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                #8
                Very cool badge, is it double stamped or am I seeing things?

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                  #9
                  Both are singled stamped I believe, for sure in my case. I think it is just the photo images.

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