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    Help Identify Maker of Submarine Badge

    Hello.

    I just picked up a couple of German Badges today, & need help identifying the maker of the Sub Badge. Awards are not my field. I am going to end up putting it on estand, but need help of the makers name & it's worth. I would greatly appreciate any feedback!!!

    Regards, Johnny
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        I think that is a Bacqueville

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          Hello Johnny,

          Yes, indeed! A supposed French-production U-boat Badge by either Mourgeon or Bacqueville of Paris. These badges are still pretty controversial. Many collectors believe they are original to the period while many others think they are fakes, dating to the early 1970s.

          Best regards,
          Tom

          You can find more info about the Bacqueville/Mourgeon badges here:

          http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...ht=Bacqueville

          You can also find many more discussion threads by typing in either "Bacqueville" or "Mourgeon" in the search window.
          Mihi libertas necessest!

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            KM Badge

            Thanks for the information gentleman!! I appreciate it!!! Unfortunately I did not pick up this item from the vet myself! I found it at thrift shop with a small group of items that are clearly original. 98K Bayonet U.S. TM Radio manual a map of France & a pair of EM Infantry shoulder boards, wound badge, & a "Treffen" badge which is also in question. Well of to estand It goes... Thanks again..

            Johnny

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              Hi,
              I agree with Kfs and Tom, original French-made U-boat badge which of course does not mean it is wartime.
              Cheers,
              Hubert

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