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#348570 01/21/2021 11:38 PM
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Hi Gents,

Do you see any red flags with these two badges?:

Thanks

John

PABSilver1.jpg (61.06 KB, 123 downloads)
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PABBronze2.jpg (37.23 KB, 123 downloads)
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To my knowledge there are 4 designs of the AS in triangle badge.
The second badge you show looks like an Aurich badge not an AS in triangle.

No opinion yet on the first badge.

PAB collectors please give your valuable input.

--dj--Joe


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A link to an older topic. It will give you something to compare against.

https://forum.germandaggers.com/ubb...anzer+assault&Search=true#Post271618


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One more link.
https://forum.germandaggers.com/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=143169#Post143169

To my knowledge AS in a triangle is still unattributed.

--dj--Joe


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I believe that "A.S." is for Adolf Scholze and "AS" in a triangle is for Adolf Schwerdt.


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Thanks guys. No real red flags it seems. Will do some more research. Much appreciated!

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Well I did a bit more research and came to the conclusion that both of these PAB badges are fake, albeit very good ones especially the silver PAB, The hollowed out back of the silver PAB is too smooth/soft and the ball hinge does not have a flattened top. Also take note of the weird looking head on the fake. See images below. As for the Bronze badge, I believe this firm only made hollow back badges: http://quanonline.com/military/military_reference/german/replicas/fake_bronze_tank.php. I'm not sure the badges in the links you provided are genuine based on the pictures provided IMO,

fat catch fake back 2.jpg (29.45 KB, 73 downloads)
fat catch fake 2.jpg (56.14 KB, 69 downloads)
fat catch fake 1.jpg (47.79 KB, 66 downloads)
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