#68711
01/15/2009 12:48 AM
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Hello again, another for your comments
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#68712
01/15/2009 12:49 AM
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and the back, It is marked with a "1"
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#68713
01/15/2009 04:33 AM
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IT looks like a late war injection molded one with a replaced pin from what I can see.
PAUL
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#68714
01/15/2009 01:38 PM
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why replacement pin? I dont know to tell? What type of pin should be there? I have owned this since the late 70's? Thanks
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#68715
01/15/2009 09:15 PM
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jOHN, I can see a ragged piece of wire acting as the axis pin a sure tell
PAUL
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#68716
01/15/2009 11:52 PM
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That black item it a piece of thread. was on the badge when purchased. Man at the gun shop told me it was part of the uniform where it was attached.So I left it. How were these attached to the uniform? were there little loops of thread sewn to the uniform for attachments. The hinge pin looks fine and unmessed with as the finish is the same as the rest of the award. The pin has the little leg protruding down and is slightly flattened on the sides where attached
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#68717
01/16/2009 02:11 AM
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Nice looking IAB. The badges were held onto the uniform with a loop made from thread. So it is possible. If you compare it to a loop that's still on a tunic you'll be able to tell. Or it could be a string from a price tag. It's hard to tell from this photo.
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#68718
01/16/2009 03:32 AM
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was no price tag on it when I bought it. Looks like larger ring made of thread with two little strings coming off, I'll see if I can get a better close up of it without removing it.
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#68719
01/24/2009 08:19 PM
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ANYHOW nice molded IAB
paul
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#68720
01/24/2009 10:11 PM
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Hello
As stated above this is an original mm "1" IAB made by the Assmann firm. There are four examples marked with numbers 1, 2, 3 and 4.
Best Regards, fischer
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#68721
01/24/2009 10:18 PM
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Here is mine for comparison.
Best Regards, fischer
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#68722
01/24/2009 10:20 PM
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Best Regards, fischer
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#68723
01/25/2009 03:13 AM
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quote: Originally posted by paulbear: ANYHOW nice molded IAB
paul
Thanks Paul, I guess better pictures would help, my bad. Thank you to ALL that replied John
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