Other models related to the battalion.
Other models related to the battalion.
Very nice ! I love that pennant. Thanks for posting. I'm curious if all those models in your collection are from the 1930's through the 1940's or are some from later in the Franco period ?
Regards, Al
another image of the badge in use.....
All badges are more or less of the same era, perhaps that of the initials "C.C.C". was manufactured later, and the most current is the one used in the School (E.A.C.).
Actually, the model used in that image is the first model manufactured for that badge. Here I show you a couple of photos.
By the way, if you are interested in obtaining more information, this badge and the one you have, were also used by the Condor Legion troops.
Thank you for the clarification and reference photo's, you have been very helpful.
Regards, Al
I know I am a year late to this thread, but thought I might get some input on this CCC badge. Flat skull & bones with vertical pin. Thoughts or information?
Hopefully Rofocale will chime in since he has more experience with these. It looks authentic but a straight on shot of the badge would help.
C.C.C. Canones Contra Carros, essentially Anti-Tank Guns
Damynke, first of all thank you very much for sharing this wonderful badge.
It is indeed an authentic insignia belonging to the "Batallón de Cañones Contra Carros", manufactured after the Spanish civil war, in the 1950s.
There are a couple of models of this "small" size, which are said to belong to army officers, although I have not been able to find corroborating evidence.
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