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    I just received this in the mail. It has just enough wear for that been there look.
    Can anyone tell me the maker?
    Don
    ps. I know who it is, I just like to here the analysis from you guys. One day I will be able to pipe in too.
    thanks
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    #2
    I recognized the maker but do not want to spoil the fun. Just a hint "PHAT" works great as a prefix!

    Cheers, Frank
    Cheers, Frank

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      Hi Don,

      IMO thats an Assmann. See quit a lot of these popping up lately. Also very typical for these badges is the strange discoloration of the metal on the reverse.

      Is there anybody who has an explanation for that effect. Idon't think I have ever seen that except on these Assmann Minesweepers. Sea water maybe

      KR
      Philippe

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        You guys are too good.

        Originally posted by Philippe DB
        Hi Don,

        IMO thats an Assmann. See quit a lot of these popping up lately. Also very typical for these badges is the strange discoloration of the metal on the reverse.

        Is there anybody who has an explanation for that effect. Idon't think I have ever seen that except on these Assmann Minesweepers. Sea water maybe

        KR
        Philippe
        The metal is dicolored by the pin rubbing it when opening or closing because the catch has been bent almost closed.
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