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Thin stamped brass looks like no maker mark,good one?
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Thanks for the opinions,really appreciated...
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Sarcasm. Bravo. Anyone have any thoughts on the badge?
I do not feel inclined to do any further research on it now.
--dj--Joe USMC.
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Nor do I. Sorry we are too slow for you.
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No problem,thanks for the help!
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Thanks derjager for the link,I appreciate it,I get it now, this is an early badge,has correct stamped brass material,all the ones I had seen were solid back.
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Hello
Yours is a Buntmetal PAB attributed to the BH Mayer firm. Yours has the round wire catch. Here is my example with the flat stock catch to compare.
Best Regards, fischer
Best Regards, fischer
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Thanks fischer!Appreciate the info!That badge is a beauty its in much better shape than mine!Hey Joe I see your on Marks website, me too.
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