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Article about: Hi everyone, Received this M1/14 opaque enamel party pin yesterday. It has a dark red enamel, just like it's transp. stippled brothers. When I compared it with another opaque enamel pin of m

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    Hi everyone,


    Received this M1/14 opaque enamel party pin yesterday. It has a dark red enamel, just like it's transp. stippled brothers. When I compared it with another opaque enamel pin of my collection (M1/163), I noticed this one was more light red in colour. Has anyone noticed this before? Are there other makers using a light red solid enamel?Dark red versus light redDark red versus light redDark red versus light red



    Regards, Wim

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    Interesting Wim. Could it be sun fading ?

    Nick
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    Interesting Wim. Could it be sun fading ?

    Nick
    I don't think so, Nick. I think Franz Schmidt used a lighter colour of enamel and I wonder if there are more...

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    Wim

    Here are the opaque badges from my collection. Separately, they appear red, together none are the same color. Some hue of orange and red are represented. M1/163, 157, 105, and 63 are shown below, in that order.

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    Thanks for posting, Green. Now it's quite obvious. I never payed attention to it untill I bought my second opaque enamel party pin.
    It seems that M1/163 has the most orange colour of them all.

    Regards, Wim

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    Red/orange, black and white...such an appealing colour combination!

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