Grouping of Wound badges for discussion

[Jumper]

Hi folks,

Got a big grouping in and now going through the badges.

A few neat ones.. one marked L/16 and the other 65.

Any red flags? Post here or shoot me a PM

Not up on my badges sorry to say.

Thanks for any info... J

[Jumper]

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[gosu]

All '39 and WW1 badges looks good to me, could you please post some better pics of this 1st pattern wound badge

I very like this L/16

Regards Patrick

[Mike Kenny]

I can only agree, all appear to be originals. he only possibly (repeat possible) issue I have is that the gauge of the pin on the 1st pattern 39er (which looks like it may be a Silver Grade) appears to be fairly thin, possibly (repeat possibly) indicating an old pin replacement. How tight or sloppy the main pin is and whether there are any anomalous pin-end imprints at the base of the hinge may help determine this one way or the other.

Note that it looks like your top left example is a "100".

Regards
Mike

Regards
Mike

[pagannz]

Nice collection, I especially like the WW1 Silver Cut-Out badge, I am trying to find a nice one of those but still the hunt goes on.

[Andreas Klein]

I see nothing wrong with them ... the L/16 is a beauty btw.

[Jumper]

Since Im out of touch on these..

What would some of these maker marked ones L/16 and 65 go for?

I think the basic unmarked ones are in the $35-55 range.

The WW1 cut out?

Spanish Civil war?

thanks

[FJLW]

BWB 1939 "L/16" Steinhauer & Lück Lüdenscheid
BWB 1939 "65" Klein & Quenzer A.G. Idar/Oberstein
$35-$40 it is normal.
Spanish Civil war? 1st patern BWB, 1936-1939. (Verwundeten-Abzeichen, Schwarz fr deutsche Freiwillige im spanischen Freiheitskampf 1936-1939)
All of them good. IMO
Regards