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Hi Marc.
I'm sorry about the day-badges, these are the fakes I mentioned. The brown enameled looks fine to me. As of now I haven't encountered any Sporrong-marked items that I considered as fakes. If the blue one is marked in the same way, I'd say it's good too, although the blue nuance is a bit odd. I can't specify their status, but they are related to one of the swedish NS-organisations, most probably NSAP. That's all I have for now
KR
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The above back is from the bleu badge, Thank you very much for the help.
MarcComment
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Nsap
Hello
I am a collector of swedish nazi badges..
The blue badge is NSAP Leadership badge for province leaders
and the brown is NSAP Leadership badge for local leaders.
Did you purchased the badges??
I think both the blue and the brown is real if it also are marked with sporrong.Last edited by rallanboy; 12-05-2004, 01:07 AM.Comment
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some more fakes...Comment
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reversesComment
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For more info and pitcure of the swedish badges and NS movement
please visit this thread.
http://www.warrelics.eu/forum/axis-m...p-items-27448/
ladoga
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The NSAP leaders' shields both look like originals, and are as before mentioned brown for local leader and blue for province
regards
AlexComment
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Originally posted by Rene Chavez View PostHi Marc,
Here is an example of a Swedish NAZI Party pin. Notice the reverse shows the manufacturer's marking. These pins have been highly fake.
Rene Chavez
Http://axis101.bizland.com
An original pin.Comment
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The Öresundstinget pin and the two enamelled shields are original, but all other pins are fakes.Comment
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Here is a brown shield that i have had a couple of years ago
You could clearly see the marking
AndyComment
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Do anyone know who made these re-productions, and when? They are extremely well made and it looks like they were produces on the original tools, seems like the only difference are the needles/pins and the lack of Sporrong makers mark ? It seems like a large numbers of these hit the US market in the early 90´s, and many dealers had these for sale (as originals). I myself bought 10-15 from a dealer in 1994.Comment
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There was a dealer in the midwest who sold groupings of these (maybe 20 per lot) as original in the 1990's or it may have been the 1980's. He claimed they were original but he was known to sell many copy items through a catalog that he put out once or twice a year. I believe he has since passed away.
JohnComment
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The fakes are quite well made, but compared to the original Sporrong produced, they are poor.Comment
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