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    #1

    Luft flak badge question.

    I am sorry if the answer is somewhere simple, as I have been pouring through data for the last few hours and hit quite a few recognition sites and my own reference books.
    I have been offered a Wernstein Flak badge, it looks pretty good.
    But all of the examples I have seen of the Wernstein, are "pierced" below the breech end of the 88 - the one I have been offered is solid.

    There are solid Flak badges, just not any I have seen by Wernstein.

    Also, although the W in a circle is in the correct place, the edges of the "W" are straighter than the ones I have seen - would there have been any variation in trademark design? - it seems difficult for me to believe, but stranger things have happened.

    So; thoughts?




    Thank you,

    Pit.
    Last edited by pitfighter; 02-11-2013, 03:24 AM. Reason: Got piccies
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    #2
    Sorry but this is a common claw fake.
    Jordan

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      #3
      I agree, crap!
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      Giel

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        #4
        Hi Pit,

        I can only agree with Jordan and Giel, this is a common "claw" fake.

        I would recommend Marc Garlasco's book on the flak badges, it shows all originals and then also a very good chapter on fakes, including this one.

        Tom
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          #5
          Thank you, Guys,

          Saved me a few dollars, so I appreciate it.

          I will look into that book.



          Pit.

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