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    #31
    Gordon,

    Sounds great and I hope I can get a signed copy by the author!

    Not to worry about me snatching badges from under you, as I just spent $$$ on two dagger books (think this is how you authors sabotage the competition--keep writing more and more books for us to buy and slowly eat away our money for badges! )--Just kidding!

    Besides, I recently picked up that unmarked Zimmermann from him and have my eye on a couple more as soon as I pay off Moma's 10yr anniversary diamond .

    Tim

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      #32
      Just bringing this to the top once again. I'm always on the lookout for original wartime material which might show identifiable types of U-Boat Badge.
      For those who still harbour doubts about the "propellor-less" Hymmen type badge with infilled solid area around the eagles neck,(and I know from correspondence that there are still some who don't believe in them) here, thanks to Roger Benders new book on Postcards is an original wartime postcard showing, not a sketch or drawing, but an actual photograph of this type badge. Proof positive, if any were still needed, that this is a valid wartime type.
      Last edited by Gordon Williamson; 08-30-2008, 11:56 PM.

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        #33
        Hi,

        This is my mini U-boot KA by L/18.

        KR,
        Roman
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            Hi Roman,

            Very interesting. Once again an example of the miniature capturing the design of the full size. Here is the "big brother" L/18, the mini is just like it.
            Last edited by Gordon Williamson; 08-30-2008, 11:56 PM.

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