A couple of type V helmets
This helmet style is refered to the type V helmet in Hamelman's book on wound badges.
This helmet style is refered to the type V helmet in Hamelman's book on wound badges.
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Different rear set upsComment
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another gold
Quite worn but I like this badgeComment
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the rear
the rearComment
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cased cut out
cased cut outComment
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Thats it for now. I will post some more as time permits. Thanks for looking
andyComment
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The cased cut out is superb
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Thanks for showing Nice to see others collection
donYes,I collect wound badges.....And looking for more.
Resistance is FutileComment
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Great badges. I really like the Type 5. Been looking for one.Comment
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Andy,
That's a wonderful set of WBs, you've got some real stunners there. Thanks for posting them
MikeComment
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Indeed nice WBs shown here Andy.
Especially those who are made during WW2
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imperial wound badge
Hi Chris, how do you tell if an Imperial wound badge is WW2 made? thanks, MikeComment
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Hi Mike,
I have a couple of WW1 design WBs and are made during WW2 with the LDO bags, also the makers of these WBs they not exist during WW1.
Important ONLY LDO codes can be found in WBs that have been made during WW2 with the Imperial design for replacements or spare, any PKZ number is suspicious.
Hope this helps.sigpicComment
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