Would like to verify the authenticity of this brass black wound badge. It is in near mint condition, marked # 4 .
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That is a very crude S&L fake IMORegards
Hans N
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Fake 100%
Solid type exist too for the record...sigpicComment
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Is it a fake? Or is it an original with crudely replaced hardware and repainted reverse?
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Mike
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Ok, i am prepared to give it the benefit of doubt. But i would like to see some straight taken pics of the obverse and reverse if possible.Regards
Hans N
Don´t throw away your fake WB´s! Get in touch with me.
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I second that - at least then there will be a decent chance to compare die characteristics with known genuine S&Ls.Originally posted by Hans N View Post
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MikeRegards
Mike
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Mike take a look the thickness of the edge characteristic point of hollow fakes bearing the #4 or L/16 beyond the set up, repaired or not.Originally posted by Mike Kenny View Post
If my memory serves me well only F&B WB has such thicness.
These copy are made in Germany and exist solid issues as well.
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ChrissigpicComment
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Look around handles and dot pattern...Fake to me
donYes,I collect wound badges.....And looking for more.
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Horrible wb, fake for sure!
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