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    Not all zinc badges have bubbles. Here is a zinc and a tombak coated cupal Assmann. You can see the cupal(orange) material on the observe and the tombak material on the wreath.
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    First produced PABs were made from Nickel Silver. These have a metal colour. Here is a Juncker:
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    Quote by donkihotis7 View Post
    Hi guys, also the zinc badges and medals like KVKs loose their finish leaving behind a grey piece of metal. The finish on tombak can last longer but when it's off it leaves behind a brown/yellowish color.
    Check this photos: 1st one is a zinc material. 2nd is tombak with no finish on it, 3rd a tombak with it's finish.
    Of course correct my friend, but I felt this was rather too obvious to mention, as tombak (a brass alloy of copper and zink, where the copper content is at least 75%) will of course look much like reddish bronze, whereas feinzink will of course display a darker greyish colour. My answer was trying to address the situation where you have two badges of a darker greyish colour, how to know which is made of zink/feinzink and not some other alloy (as asked by the threadstarter). But one can't have too much information they say

    - Kenneth
    Last edited by KSH; 05-26-2011 at 06:36 PM. Reason: Clarification.

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    Quote by KSH View Post
    Of course correct my friend, but I felt this was rather too obvious to mention, as tombak (a brass alloy of copper and zink, where the copper content is at least 75%) will of course look much like reddish bronze, whereas feinzink will of course display a darker greyish colour. My answer was trying to address the situation where you have two badges of a darker greyish colour, how to know which of them is zink/feinzink and not some other alloy. But one can't have too much information they say

    - Kenneth
    That's why we are here mate. So that we can fill each other's gaps
    Looking for the photo albums of Leutnant Emil Freitag, 3. / G.R. 377

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    Quote by Anubis View Post
    First produced PABs were made from Nickel Silver. These have a metal colour. Here is a Juncker:
    AS Marked Panzerkampfabzeinche
    That's wow Janos. Even though some details are not very crispy the material makes this badge a shinning beauty. Do you have it in your collection?
    Looking for the photo albums of Leutnant Emil Freitag, 3. / G.R. 377

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    It is, but I upgradeded it to a mint one, just its
    AS Marked Panzerkampfabzeinche not arrived yet.

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    This one has more crisp details. Very nice my friend. The other one is the one you told me that you sold right?
    Looking for the photo albums of Leutnant Emil Freitag, 3. / G.R. 377

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    Yes, I sold it within 2 miniutes.

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    That's normal for such a beauty
    Looking for the photo albums of Leutnant Emil Freitag, 3. / G.R. 377

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    Well guys I learned a good lesson with this badge and an expensive one. The more I study it and compare it to the badges listed in Philippe De Bock's book and the badge that János posted I can clearly see that it combines details from both the 1st and 2nd pattern.

    János and donkihotis7 thanks for taking time to share all the photos. It really helps have some visual aids.

    I guess Ill sell it for what it is to recover a few bucks and be a little smarter next time.

    Thanks everyone

    Kirby

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