Cossack insignia.

[Aure]

hi!

I would like to know if those two cossack cockades are original or not?

many thanks for your help.

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[Fred Green]

Greetings Aure,

Although it is not in my collecting field, I do not like these. They look like they were made by a computer generated embroidery machine. IMHO.

Fred

[anmarlodz]

Greetings Aure,

Although it is not in my collecting field, I do not like these. They look like they were made by a computer generated embroidery machine. IMHO.

Fred

I see at least one of these was sewn ( nad stitched ) to something as there are traces of thread on the edges.

To me these looks quite well.

[polux]

Hello,

Difficult to answer to Aure. A close-up on each of the badges would be needed. I think that it would be useful to remove the support of one of the badges to examine the construction of the reverse. These two badges correspond to the prescriptions of time, Nr 10650/42, Nr 141/43. It is not about badges Bevo.

Here is a badge Bevo of my collection. You will note the quality Bevo and the difference of color between the light green of the badge and the dark green of the fabric tissue (visible on the reverse). In the absence of more ample elements, I would not pronounce on the authenticity of Aure's badges. It can be home-made manufacturing.

Cordial greetings.

Polux

[Askold]

IMHO, not original. I believe the same set was on sale by Brandenburg Historica for quite some time now. The one by Polux is what I would like to see in a collection

[Diane]

NOT Brandenburg Historica

We have never offered anything like this on our website, in our store on eBay. Sorry, you are mistaken.

Diane Schreiber

Brandenburg Historica

IMHO, not original. I believe the same set was on sale by Brandenburg Historica for quite some time now. The one by Polux is what I would like to see in a collection

[Bob Hritz]

I am much more comfortable with the BeVo types.

Bob Hritz

[Fred Green]

Greetings All,

As I stated before, I believe that these are generated off of a computer/digital embroidery machine. Take a look at the insignia on the left. see how the red line shifts a fraction to the right about a third of the way dow and then again?? I whole-heartedly believe that these are of new manufacture.

Fred

PS. The BeVo ones are outstanding. No question with them.

[paul.j]

Badges

They are the same ones a site in Czechoslavakia sell, Thuringen militari ,they should be well known on the forum.All manner of rubbish.

[Kamarad44]

IMHO, not original. I believe the same set was on sale by Brandenburg Historica for quite some time now. The one by Polux is what I would like to see in a collection

I agree, it was for sell a few years ago on "THURINGEN Militaria" website (not Brandenburg Historica).
Chris

[djpool]

I like this one. Jim

Hello,

Difficult to answer to Aure. A close-up on each of the badges would be needed. I think that it would be useful to remove the support of one of the badges to examine the construction of the reverse. These two badges correspond to the prescriptions of time, Nr 10650/42, Nr 141/43. It is not about badges Bevo.

Here is a badge Bevo of my collection. You will note the quality Bevo and the difference of color between the light green of the badge and the dark green of the fabric tissue (visible on the reverse). In the absence of more ample elements, I would not pronounce on the authenticity of Aure's badges. It can be home-made manufacturing.

Cordial greetings.

Polux