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12-01-2010 12:17 AM
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Re: Is this an original Flak badge or a fake?
Definitely what it is;
- Luftwaffe Flakabzeichen.
It may be an unmarked zinc type, but it is not well detailed !
I know they were making lead copies in the late 70's.
Let a few of the 'experts' on these have their say.
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Re: Is this an original Flak badge or a fake?
I think you might have a cast fake and it may be a soft metal one, judging by the rear
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Re: Is this an original Flak badge or a fake?
Michael, my view on the badge is just an opinion, i would wait for more comments, i could be wrong, thats the beauty about this forum, we all learn more every day as for the jewish symbol i remember that my mother had something very similar but it was a lead type metal and very fragile, god knows why she had it were not jewish!
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Re: Is this an original Flak badge or a fake?
Here's to hoping you're wrong, but I've noticed that none of the pictures I've seen on the web are the same as it. It's no biggy, I didn't pay for it.
And yeah, Families gather some odd stuff. None of my family, as far as I'm aware, are Jewish.
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Re: Is this an original Flak badge or a fake?
Not a variation I have ever encountered!
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Re: Is this an original Flak badge or a fake?
I do not think this is original. Trying bending it with light pressure. Original badges are very stiff and will not move quite as easily.
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Re: Is this an original Flak badge or a fake?
This badge is a very bad detailed fake.
About the originals, the best flak IMO the tombak J1 Juncker, NS Brehmer and the tombak "Ball Hinge" from unknown maker, these are usually cost 300-350€.Other two maker's type which exist in tombak are Deumer and Assmann.
Zinc badges are much cheaper.
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