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    Costal Artillery Zn Sherwin Vaulted

    Hi Your opinions please I have never seen one vaulted like this one. I looks like it was hand vaulted, metal is not soft can't bend by hand. Your comments appreciated
    thanks
    Rick S
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    Last edited by Norm F; 08-11-2013, 05:12 PM.

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    Costal Artillery zn Schwerin vaulted

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      Costal Artillery zn Schwerin

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      Last edited by Norm F; 08-11-2013, 05:14 PM.

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        #4
        Hello Rick,
        I like it! Could you show a straight on picture of the entire reverse?
        Best regards! Tom
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          Costal Artillery Zn Schwerin

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            Costal Artillery Zn Schwerin

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              Hello Rick,
              I like it! Nice bubbling and peeling of the finish on the reverse. The vaulting is quite unusual for a zinc badge like this.
              Best regards! Tom
              Last edited by Norm F; 08-11-2013, 05:15 PM.
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                #8
                No problem, original zinc CA badge by Schwerin. John

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                  Hi,

                  I can only agree, a genuine Schwerin zincer.

                  Imo the vaulting has been done "by hand" as these were produced flat. They've achieved an amazingly high degree of vault without busting off the hinge or catch!

                  Regards
                  Mike
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                    #10
                    And they didn't leave any tool marks either.....
                    pseudo-expert

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