Probably a fake but I'll show it anyway.
Jean
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Unusual pin back, but appears original for what it is.... of course, could date 1950s/60s as well.
John G.
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William Kramer
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To me, this one is post 1945 manufactured. Don't know if it was manufactured by one of the postwar makers of authentic awards or just a random fake.
William Kramer
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William
personally I think that there is no profit in faking this kind of pin since it's post war anyway.
Jean
personally I think that there is no profit in faking this kind of pin since it's post war anyway.
Jean
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There's no profit in faking KVK2, KVM or Westwall medals either ... they sell the fakes for the same (sometimes even more) than the originals fetch.redgemak wrote:William
personally I think that there is no profit in faking this kind of pin since it's post war anyway.
Jean
I cannot comment on the subject piece other than to say that besides the A-normal pin set up I see nothing wrong.
Ian
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then why do they do it?redgemak wrote:William
personally I think that there is no profit in faking this kind of pin since it's post war anyway.
Jean
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