Coburger-Abzeichen

[tobau]

Hello Gent's,

i have the Option this badge to buy,but i am not familiar with them.Any Chance?

TX.

[tobau]

More.

[ErichS]

It's a fake so don't waste your money.

[Erich B.]

Agree--not even close.
Erich

[Military]

I agree with both gents - a nice fake and no more.

Mil

[tobau]

Gentleman,thank you very much for helping.

Best.

[Tony T-S]

Copy of the Souval. The protruding side arms across the wreath is the "Souval" give away. I have one like this too though the pin set up on mine is yuck. I continue to look for a good Souval as I don't have the money for a real one.

[Military]

Hello Tony,

Could you clarify what you mean by "protruding side arms across the wreath"?

Mil

[Tony T-S]

The arms of the swaz extend almost to the lettering on the left and right of the wreath. Not so on the originals, but as per this badge on the design Souval produced for his post war badge. On the original the arms meet the edge of and join the wreath.

The first badge in the Coburg badge thread shows this nicely.

http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...d.php?t=356560

[Military]

Thanks for clarifying, Tony.

Mil