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    #1

    OPINIONS please about this U-BOOT badge

    Hi guy's

    I would like your opinion about this badge.
    It looks original to me but I am not an expert.

    Thanks in advance
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    And the back side
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      #3
      A Baqueville badge.

      IMHO. Looking at Gordon Williamson's book

      Torpedo Los I believe this may be a Baquiville badge.

      I was wrong: I focused too much on the obverse to realize that hinge was not of typical characteristic of Baquiville. Sorry,
      Regards,
      JustinG
      Last edited by JustinG; 01-05-2010, 09:03 PM. Reason: I was wrong in my maker.

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        Justin,

        this is definately not a French made badge.
        IMO it is a good looking zinc badge by Klein & Quenzer.

        Regards,Martin.

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          #5
          I see it now. I am sorry; the HINGE was the key.
          I am trying.


          Bacqueville has that unique hinge.

          Sorry,

          JustinG
          Last edited by JustinG; 01-05-2010, 09:06 PM.

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            #6
            [QUOTE=JustinG;3738452]I see it now. I am sorry; the HINGE was the key.
            I am trying.


            Bacqueville has that unique hinge.

            Sorry,

            JustinG[/QUOTE

            Hi Justin,
            no need to apologise mate.Heck,we all make mistakes,all part of the learning process,and beleive me,we are all still learning.
            Besides,i might be wrong in my assessment of this badge.

            Cheers,Martin.
            Last edited by Martin Westley; 01-05-2010, 09:32 PM.

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              #7
              Originally posted by Martin Westley View Post
              Justin,

              this is definately not a French made badge.
              IMO it is a good looking zinc badge by Klein & Quenzer.

              Regards,Martin.
              Agreed!
              Cheers, Steve
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                #8
                Klein & Quenzer IMO.

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by John Robinson View Post
                  Klein & Quenzer IMO.


                  Definately, and a nice one too.

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                    #10
                    Thanks for your opinions. I realy appreciate this.
                    Tonight it will go to the e-stand.

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