Advise needed for authenticity Panzerkampfabzeichen V Stufe "100"
Good afternoon,
I stumbled across this panzer badge, but I can not identify the makers mark. It states 'SBW'. I believe this badge to be a fake, but what are your expert opinions on the matter? Hope to find out more. Thanks very much and best regards, Tom
Last edited by rbminis; 01-05-2023 at 03:50 AM. Reason: Edited title to use the correct German terminology.
that hardware, catch and pin is commonly seen on 57er awards that were produced post war....it's a copy IMO
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Thank you very much for that
your welcome !....here's a few pics of a 57 version for an old post that I made....your wreath looks like it was cast but the tank attachment and hardware looks similar to mine...
Interestingly this is copy made by Englishman Sean Barry Weske who made film prop badges for movies. Regards Paul
Something off the net about him (translate to english)
Sean Barry Weske - rohamjelvenyek-shop
On a side note, the BSW in a clover is attributed to Bruder Schneider, Wein
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I have edited the title of your thread.
Please read the following thread regarding posting in this section of the forum.
The Use of German Terminology.
Ralph.
P.S. This is a "SBW" as Paul states, he is correct.
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Have heard that these are a bit of a collectors item in their own right. Not sure if that is true or note.by paulscoot
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