From the research on this forum this looks to be an original but I'm hesitant, can you help me with what you think of it please?
Thanks,
Jeff
Thanks,
Jeff
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A nice GWB IMO
Regards
Hans N
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Nice one Jeff, less common to find...Comment
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Very nice, as stated you don't see many #100 GWB, especially in such nice condition!. Enjoy!
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Is it gold? It looks like a patinaed silver on my screen.Regards
Mike
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nice original wound badge as for gold iam not so sure more feedback on this pleaseComment
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We might have a point here, I usually expect more gold on the needle...
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Some W&L GWB`s are known to have a silver "primerish" layer and then the gold finish on top. If they were intended to be silver and the factory "refinished" in to gold i don´t know, might as well be a test to see if the mix might be a better way to keep the finish intact with time as zinc tends to loose it´s finishRegards
Hans N
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That makes sense Hans, maybe Jeff can make an picture in clear daylight?Comment
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Hello all,
An original Wachter & Lange product for sure, but I can't comment on being a gold or a silver badge.
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the seller said that it was cleaned and that is why it's so shinyComment
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I purchased it so when it arrives I'll take pictures and post them.
Thank you all for your help.
JeffComment
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GWB 100 Rudolph Wachtler & Lange
As promised here are the photos of badge in hand.Comment
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