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    #1

    Luft. badge help

    On estand, can anyone post comments about this badge? Thanks.
    k1mri

    http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...d.php?t=138524
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    I agree with those who questioned the badge on the E-Stand. The "BSW" Luft GCB is unknown to me and, in particular, the mark looks like the same as seen on other fake "BSW" marked Luft badges as previously discussed on this Forum.
    I think the badge is a fake.
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      #3
      Is it possible that this badge could be original just stamped with a bogus maker mark post may 45? I looks okay from the pictures.
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        #4
        To determine that, it would be great if k1mri could post big and clear pics of obverse and reverse. The ones on e-stand are too small.
        Cheers, Frank

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          #5
          From the small photos on the estand the badge actually looks OK. A well known type with high standing hinge and square catchplate.
          The mark is another matter. As clearly shown by Lorenzo that is a known fake mark.

          I******180;d also like to see some large clear pictures of the badge.

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            #6
            Luft. new pictures

            Gentlemen, as requested larger photos of my badge in question.
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              #7
              rev.

              rev.
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                #8
                I'm not to familiar with these but does that look like an Osang?
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                  #9
                  Not an Osang IMO.

                  I think the badge is OK. A quiet commonly encountered type that is generally accepted as authentic.
                  Looks like somebody wanted to push the value up with a dodgy BSW stamp.

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                    #10
                    I agree, the badge type itself is known and accepted.
                    Cheers, Frank

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