Badge needs identification.

[Lukk]

Can someone please identificate this badge. At the moment i don't have any pictures of the back, but I'm trying to get them in a few days.


I bought it few years ago with almost no price (~1€) and it was combined with this,


what is actually a piece of the first republic of Estonia (1920-1940) police badge.


Greetings,
Lukk

[rbminis]

My first question would be, do they fit together?

[Lukk]

They fit, but very badly. I bought it from one Russian merchant, who hadn't any idea about it, that's why he probably also sold it so cheap.

[rbminis]

Can you show photos of the backs?
Thanks,
Ralph.

[Lukk]

Tried to get some better pics, but with my camera, it is almost impossible..


On the back are stamped "GES GESCH" and "L/12"


Greetings,
Lukk

[Adrian Stevenson]

This is a fantasy design. Most likely made in Poland.

Cheers, Ade.

[talltom]

what the hells the thing on the back meant to be a fire bell as ade said pure fantasy

[KSH]

Using C. E. Juncker's LDO-code on such a piece just makes it even more fantastic really in my opinion. Happily for us, most fakers are rather stupid.


Hochachtungsvoll,

Kenneth S-H.

[Lukk]

Thank you guys for the fast response

[Adrian]

Welcome to the forum Lukk! That Estonian policeman looks a bit intimidating!