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Posts posted by Scowen
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Thank you for your replies. I really haven't kept up with how prices have moved beit up or down as I very rarely part with anything in my collection. When I decided to part with a few pieces that were no longer in my area of interest I was taken aback when I was offered a couple of thousand for my Cholm Shield that cost a similar amount to the HSF badge all those years ago & then that the HSF hadn't really changed. I guess that some items increase in interest & therefore value while others do not.
Thank you again ?
Don
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Sorry to bring up the subject of pricing, however 20 years ago I bought the badge shown below for 500 euro. As it has sat in a draw for since the day it arrived & is no longer in my area of interest I thought that I may as well find it a new home.
On searching my usual "go to" dealers to try get an idea on current pricing I found that none of them had one in stock. So had to offer it blind & have been offered around 600e to 650e for the badge. Can someone please tell me if I over paid for the piece 20 years ago or has the prices not moved much in that time? Or am I being taken for a ride....
Thanks for any opinions
Don
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I don't think that I've ever seen one without the mark. However from these pictures I can't see any immediate red flags.
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Sorry, never seen one before...
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Indeed Chris, & even if images are printed out, a lot of the modern colour printing inks can fade & disappear after a number of years....
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Thanks Joe, even more so when you consider that it is a passport size picture so just over 2 inches high!
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Thank you Gentleman.
Joe, I've never seen any signs of lacquer on any of the pieces that I've picked up. I guess it's probably down to them only being worn for a very short period of time compared to membership badges etc.
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Welcome to the forum.
A very impressive site. I would be interested in seeing what else you have.
Thanks for sharing
Don
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Hi,
I'm sorry that no one has been able to help you. I'm afraid that these are outside of my collecting area as well so am of little help.
Don
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Hi Eddie,
Thank you for the link to your museum, a fabulous collecion indeed.... So many items that I have never seen.
Thanks again
Don
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It's great to finally see what the reverse set up is like, thank you.
Thank you also for the pictures of the "unfinished" piece. I see some differences between the eagle & Swaz on these pieces, whilst the Swastika looks more defined on the "unfinished" piece, the eagle's head leaves something to be desired LOL.
Thank you again for answering a 25 year old question for me.
Don
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Excellent informtion Matthew, thank you. I have spent many years wondering about it, glad that I kept the picture now. I look forward to seeing more pictures if you are willing to share them, thank you.
And yes, I can see the railroad eagle now that you mention it.
Been a goos week for me what with the Gau Baden info as well....
Many thanks again.
Don
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Great to see!!!
Thank you.
Don
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Matthew,
Thank you for the correction & posting the "in wear" picture. Even after all these years it is still good to learn something new.
Don
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Merry Christmas John.
Don
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Some interesting pieces, thank you for posting them.
Don
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Simon,
Thank you for taking a second look, much appreciated.
Cheers
Don
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Thank you Gentlemen for your help with this. I really didn't think anything could be made out from the image as it is so blurred. Just goes to show how little I know about such things.
The quality is poor due to that fact that it is a small cropped area from a larger image of boys & their teachers from the school presumably doing cross country running. There is nothing to indicate the date other than these vehicles.
For anyone interested here is the full image.
Thank you again
Don
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in Germany: Third Reich: Organisational Membership Badges & Tinnies
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That's a disapointment, but it's better to know than to wonder.
Thanks for updating us.
Don