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    #1

    KM Badges from Fleas Market

    Found this morning.
    French made + unknown manufacturer.
    RAPH
    http://img244.imageshack.us/img244/6648/dsc05313fx0.jpg
    http://img244.imageshack.us/img244/6723/dsc05314tq5.jpg
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    #2
    Good link first picture.
    http://img244.imageshack.us/img244/6648/dsc05313fx0.jpg

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      #3
      Good link 2

      Good link this time I hope ...
      RAPH
      http://img174.imageshack.us/img174/1466/dsc05313sq6.jpg

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        #4
        Hello Raph,

        Both badges look good to me. The first is a High Seas Fleet in zinc by Bacqueville and the other is a Minesweeper in Buntmetall made by Juncker, I believe.

        Best regards,
        Tom
        Mihi libertas necessest!

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          #5
          Thanks Tom for your answer.
          High Sees Fleat is made by Bacqueville in Paris between 1941 & 1943.
          The second one is not marked from the manufacturer.
          Regards.
          RAPH

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            #6
            Both are good...


            Greetz

            Nick VR

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              #7
              The Minesweeper is definately the type attributed to Juncker IMO.

              Regards,Martin.

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                #8
                Originally posted by RAPH View Post
                ....High Sees Fleat is made by Bacqueville in Paris between 1941 & 1943...
                Really? I did not realised any proof for the pre-45 exixtence of these badges had surfaced yet.

                Regards
                Mike
                Regards
                Mike

                Evaluate the item, not the story and not the seller's reputation!

                If you PM/contact me without the courtesy of using your first name, please don't be offended if I politely ignore you!

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                  #9
                  KM badges

                  Originally posted by Mike Kenny View Post
                  Really? I did not realised any proof for the pre-45 exixtence of these badges had surfaced yet.

                  Regards
                  Mike
                  Hi Mike,
                  I agree, that would be news to me too.

                  Jody

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                    #10
                    The Minesweeper looks OK and very nice!

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                      #11
                      Originally posted by Mike Kenny View Post
                      Really? I did not realised any proof for the pre-45 exixtence of these badges had surfaced yet.
                      Mike & Jody


                      Detlev considers them as originals. I know this isn't proof but I based my answer on it...


                      Greetz

                      Nick VR

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                        #12
                        Thanks everybody for answering.
                        Take a look to the selection of french made badges on my other post.
                        The hole story of the origin of those badges is discribed in the French magasine "Militaria Magazine".
                        Since several years american author do recognize the authenticity of those badges.
                        Regards.
                        RAPH

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                          #13
                          KM badges

                          Originally posted by Nick VR View Post
                          Mike & Jody


                          Detlev considers them as originals. I know this isn't proof but I based my answer on it...


                          Greetz

                          Nick VR
                          Hi Nick,
                          I have never doubted French made KM badges. I have yet to see proof positive a source that says that they were made during such and such time period i.e. 1941 & 1943 (or even who the maker really is).

                          Regards,
                          Jody

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