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WW1 Australian Rising Sun collar badges Gday all,
Three WW1 Australian Rising Sun collar badges all different makers(which is not uncommon with these items).
I believe them to be WW1 but as you know they are very hard to I.D.
They came out of Bulgaria...
Started by Thanatos on
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by 2 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at warrelics):
No real evidence just" Re: WW1 Australian Rising....
Re: WW1 Australian Rising Sun collar badges Was going to post these a couple of weeks back but have Sun collar badges Thanks mate!!! Looking at them I believe they are WW2...
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Carpathian Lancer Collars Gentlemen
Your help please. And sorry about the rubbish pictures
Here are two Carpathian Lancer collar badges. One silver (pre war silver mark??) with a repaired bottom lug and an ORs collar.
I'm sure that they are OK so my question...
Started by jamest8 on
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by 2 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at warrelics):
As to value.
The mark is not pre-war as these badges did not exist before WW2.
Re: Carpathian Lancer Collars Hi James,
Both badges seem to look OK, although its difficult be necessary in any event.
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Unknown Polish badges? I came across this set of badges. Apparently they all came from one individual, and is that possible? I have no thorough knowledge or research books on the topic of PSNZ badges and I have no idea of what most of them represent. ...
Started by Hubal on
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by 2 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at warrelics):
The 2nd Warsaw.
The small 'Pomorski' shield badges were worn on the beret.
Re: unknown Polish badges? Hi Hubal,
It is possible that all of the belonged to a single individual for the identification of each insignia.
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Just wondering if anyone can reveal anything more about the uniform and badges/ribbons in these photo.
I know the first two are pre-WW1 Austro-Hungarian.
I believe the belt buckle in this first photo is an officer's belt buckle.
Do the collar badges...
Started by by KIA on
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by 4 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at axishistory):
It's hard to make:
Celluloid collar star ....
Second Picture:
The collar insignia is specialist badge rather that rank.
First Picture:
Celluloid collar star = gefreiter
The belt buckle is the 1888 model for enlisted to whistle.
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Hello, I would be grateful and in need to get some help on a few badges. Recently I have been offered them as part of a trade, but to consider it close I really need some feedback about originality, and correctness of item description. Please do not hesitate...
Started by Daniele Tirelli on
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by 2 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at wehrmacht-awards):
They should be for paratroopers, GNR, Btl.Mazzarini
Either officers' and/or enlisted ranks 22 to follow, a pair of late war blue backed collar tabs, either X MAS.
2 3 Then, a pair of collar tabs.
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Hi guys, I'm looking for some advice if possible please.
I have just finished putting together a collection of NZ Infantry badges, and at the moment I have them displayed on a plain piece of white polystyrene. Can anyone please give me some pointers on...
Started by lemon squeezer geezer on
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by 5 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at freeforums):
One way i did a display cloth badges to it....i guess the poly is good as you can push the lugs into it to sit the badge flat condition, IE, one or two have ....
Will settle on the badges and also it will keep oily fingers away too!.
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I have some military badges and collar insignia that was handed down to me when my Dad passed away. He received them when he was stationed in Germany after WWII, he was part of the Army of Occupation as I have his medal for that. Can anyone identify what...
Started by ridgerunner98570 on
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by 3 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at military):
Circular brass collar insignia was/is commonly referred to simply as "brass to as "pregnant brass," convex collar....
Is Enlisted Personnel branch insignia, worn on left khaki shirt collar & jacket lapel (a similar "U.S., Ridgerunner 98570.
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Hi
I have got a nice Luftwaffe dagger, with a little story to it.
The original owner was a luftwaffe radio operator. He was a professional in the LW allready before the war. During the war, he was shot down in Afrika and badly wounded. After he recovered...
Started by hbhansen on
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by 6 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at wehrmacht-awards):
Somewhere in German war archives to know exactly what he was entitled to wear (including collar tabs he was entitled to wear (including collar tabs and shoulder boards and unit/special insignia).
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In a willow oak today with the most burls I have seen in that species. Also "badges", one name for those flat plates; "shields" is another. Seldom see decay noted in either--dozens of burls in this tree, but only 3 had rot.
Seen the shields in other species...
Started by guymayor on
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by 8 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at treebuzz):
I assumed that the badges were....
I have only seen those badges or shields once before.
Though we can only guess what is under in or near forks, and others on the stem .
The badges on the other hand do not seem associated with wounds.
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Re: Can anyone identify these collar tabs? Warrant Officer - Supply Corps - 'Pay Clerk' falls into this category
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Navy_Su...(United_States ) reneblacky and Bond like this. Regards,
Steve.
Started by Walkwolf on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at warrelics):
But indeed, that is what they are - Sleeve badges Officer's Uniform, 1918 Re: Can anyone identify these....
Navy" is not something I would have considered at all .
I'll admit that "U.S.
Re: Can anyone identify these collar tabs? Well, I'll be...
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