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    Coastal Arillery Badge

    Hi guys
    Could i have your opinions on this coastal artillery badges


    Last edited by nsdap79; 12-29-2009, 10:46 PM. Reason: coastal artillery
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        Okay, I'll have a go but please bear in mind I'm probably the LEAST expert for this on this forum, so certainly hold out for more opinions.
        The zinc example on the left looks correct for a Juncker CA but seems in poor condition with a lack of detail - perhaps a ground-dug example accounting for the erosion and the verdigris on the copper-based hinge.
        The one on the right seems to be trying to be a pristine unmarked tombak Juncker but I'm not keen on the look of the base metal and find it odd that it seems smaller in overall dimension - a cast copy perhaps?
        But again, wait for more informed opinions.
        Best regards,
        ---Norm
        Last edited by Norm F; 12-30-2009, 11:45 AM.

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          Norm, That's a pretty good assessment mate, you could be right...I definitely agree that the one on the right is not original but IMO the one on the left is also suspect! It's a little difficult given its condition.
          Cheers, Steve
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