I have 4 of these badges on hold. The SS pin is 100% wrong, I believe- also listed in the Cone book as a well known fake. However, I'm asking for your your opinions. I am excited about the gold Arbeit Dank and Female Stahlhelm badge. I know these are fairly common, but so beautiful. The DAF badge worries me.
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The red enamel has dirt or trash or flaws of some sort. That smacks of fake. All originals seem to be of outstanding, exceptional quality, but this state leader's badge is highly flawed? There is an identical badge here @ GermanDotMilitaria - again with specks in the red.
http://www.germandotmilitaria.com/en...litical,+Civil
These good? :|
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Please feel free to also contact me directly if you have any concerns about any of the items that I am offering for sale. Of course, feel free to discuss any items here or elsewhere, but do give the seller the curtesy to let him or her know that this is happening to also give them a chance to learn from whatever is being said. As far as I am concerned, the badge that I am offering here is original and the flaws in the red enamel are oxydation that has worked its way through the enamel over the years. However, I would never claim to be 100% right in all my assessments and I am more than willing to accept any proof of me being wrong. Below are all the pics of the badge that I have got up on my site and not just the one pic. I would welcome any further comments re this badge.
Thank you. Cheers, Torsten.
Originally posted by blackbird939 View PostThe red enamel has dirt or trash or flaws of some sort. That smacks of fake. All originals seem to be of outstanding, exceptional quality, but this state leader's badge is highly flawed? There is an identical badge here @ GermanDotMilitaria - again with specks in the red.
http://www.germandotmilitaria.com/en...litical,+Civil
These good? :|
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... and the all important pic of the reverse side of this badge. You can also still see the pics here http://www.germandotmilitaria.com/en...litical,+Civil
Cheers, Torsten.
Originally posted by torstenbel View PostPlease feel free to also contact me directly if you have any concerns about any of the items that I am offering for sale. Of course, feel free to discuss any items here or elsewhere, but do give the seller the curtesy to let him or her know that this is happening to also give them a chance to learn from whatever is being said. As far as I am concerned, the badge that I am offering here is original and the flaws in the red enamel are oxydation that has worked its way through the enamel over the years. However, I would never claim to be 100% right in all my assessments and I am more than willing to accept any proof of me being wrong. Below are all the pics of the badge that I have got up on my site and not just the one pic. I would welcome any further comments re this badge.
Thank you. Cheers, Torsten.Attached Files
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Originally posted by torstenbel View Post... and the all important pic of the reverse side of this badge. You can also still see the pics here http://www.germandotmilitaria.com/en...litical,+Civil
Cheers, Torsten.
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Originally posted by blackbird939 View PostTorsten, I have purchased from you before. I trust your judgement and I'm happy with my purchases. So when I used a piece from your site, I added your name. To lend credence to the piece. I ended up buying the red DAF pin after all. Seems that there are no other makers. All the red DAF badges (that I could find) are from the same maker and all have tiny flecks. This forum likes it and you clearly do as well. That's good enough for me.
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Originally posted by Wim Vangossum View PostBased on the research from the author of the book 'The Party Badge" these pins are not good.
Regards, Wim
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