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    Three badges. Anyone tell me if they are real or fake?
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        Hi Harvey,

        All three are by the so-called unknown "flatback" maker. If you search "flatback" you'll see lots of threads. They're of inferior quality and dogged by controversy similar to the Bacqueville badges although apparently German-made, possibly in the Pforzheim area. Either late war, post-war or both. As well, it looks like these three all had some partial re-painting.

        Best regards,
        ---Norm

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          Hello, Blockade runner looks fake IMO, But Other 2 look good Just my opinion

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            Originally posted by GeneralThomas View Post
            Hello, Blockade runner looks fake IMO, But Other 2 look good Just my opinion
            Hi GeneralThomas,

            They're all by the same maker. You can't condemn one without condemning them all.

            Best regards,
            ---Norm
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              Navy badges

              Thanks for the comments

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                #8
                I agree with Norm here, typical flatbacks and partialy repainted on obverses.
                Cheers,
                Hubert

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