Very Rare Find For Review

[Nydigger1]

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[Nydigger1]

OK here is the scoop on these pieces

They were reviewed a long time ago here:

http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...d.php?t=747975

But they were never shown from the back or the hardware, hence why im reposting them.

Thoughts? Opinions? Anything would help.

The only remark ive been given by a few people is the hardware on the back of the two pieces, possibly British?

Thanks for looking!

[tystgaard]

Nice

Interesting badges. Would be a great story if British.
But think German. The text on the cards are also German.
There are many variants of pins on these. Maybe someone have a
Maker opinion?

Think the British link are because it reminds
a bit of a Silver War Badge pin.


BR
Nicolai

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[Nydigger1]

Thats the same thing I was told, British hardware. Its a big mystery

Can anyone else shed some light please?

[Mike Kenny]

Imo simply variant uncommon German manufactured hardware. Absolutely nothing British about the hardware or the badge.

Regards
Mike

PS: very nice carded examples!

[skalphunter]

Agreed !!
skalp

Imo simply variant uncommon German manufactured hardware. Absolutely nothing British about the hardware or the badge.

Regards
Mike

PS: very nice carded examples!

[dragnet]

What a lovely pair.......

Now that is British

[Gary B]

I think these are great and rare badges. I would buy them in a heart beat!

Gary B

[pauke]

colors

I have never seen the colors of the wound badges named "mat white" for silver and "mat yellow" for gold. Late war reality names or has anyone else run into these?

[skalphunter]

In the WW 1 era they always called them like that "Mattweiss" etc etc. In WW 2 era they named the WB´s "Silber" etc etc.
skalp

[Giel VW]

That's really cool, never seen this before!!