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Hi Fritz,
I like it! The catch is a little bent out of shape and the wreath may be polished a bit, but looks like a nice original IMO.
TomIf it doesn't have a hinge and catch, I'm not interested......well, maybe a littleNew Book - The German Close Combat Clasp of World War II
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Hi Tom,
thanks!! Yes, it certainly is not mint and has for sure seen much more than the factory it was made in.
I have no doubt concerning its authenticity. But everyone feel free to comment.
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I agree with Tom, a nice buntmetal BSW
Not a common maker to find.
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Hello there,
A beautiful badge.
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Very Nice!!
As to your question on when they stopped issuing out buntmental badges, I would probably say when the existing stock was exhausted at the place of issue.
Nice Para! Congrats again.
TimComment
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NICE ONE. BSW IS ONE OF THE HARDER TO FIND MAKERS.
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