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Thanks for the reply. I have mailing with the person that I bought this pennant from who runs a antique store in Germany. Here are the reply's that I have got so far: Hello, enclosed the Scan of the book of Adolf Schlicht, the number ISBN is 3613016567. here the link with Amazon. http://www.amazon.de/exec/obidos/ASI...649889-6082434 mr. Schlicht had this pennon in the hand, and said that he is original. hey can be sure 100% . I also got this scan with the e-mail This is the last mail that I have received. Hi Andre, i have over again with H. Schlicht, jun calls up, today he has come again from Leipzig and tomorrow will announce itself to you. Bye I have also asked if H. Schlich or maybe hes son can make a certificate for this pennant. If someone knows KM it has to be Adolf Schlicht and John R. Angolia I will keep you all updated on this. One more thing. Does anyone know why this is in the german version of the book and not in the english version? Best regards, Andr

the backside of the talley

closeup pic of the flag

Hi. I need you opinions on this cap talley. Is it good or bad? If its a good one, do you know the value for this? The cap talley is 86cm long and 3,2cm wide. Please let me know if I should post more pictures. Best regards, Andr

Hi. I have just got this pennant and I would like some opinions on this. I have posted it on WAF and 1 person thought this migh be a post war pennant. Here is a link to the flag: http://home.online.no/~krheriks/bilder/km_pennant.htm I talked to the women I bought it from and she told me that this pennant was the one shown in the book: Die deutsche Wehrmacht, Bd.2, Die Kriegsmarine von Adolf Schlicht, John R. Angolia. Here is the mail she sendt me: the owner of this pennon is known! He was active in the second world war as a colonel. Recently he has passed away and the pennon comes from his inheritance. The author Adolf Schlicht has in his book " The German armed forces - The Navy Volume II " the genuineness of the pennon confirms! I ask you to think over again the decision to the return, because the piece is real guaranteed! I give you a guarantee on it! If you liked to return him, nevertheless, then please to my address So as you can see, the return policy is ok. This is what the book says: Day Badge (Dienstabzeichen) / Duty badge of "officers of the watch" (Wachoffizier - W.O.: The yellow pressed metal badge identified the officer of the watch on ships or the "duty officer" (Offizier vom Dienst - O.v.D.) of land units. It consisted of an oval oakleaf wreath surrounding a fouled anchor. The regulation size was 6.4x5.2cm. but this varied. The reverse was hollow-pressed and had a pin attachment, spring clip or two loops and a cotter-key type pin. I really need your opinion on this one please and if anyone has the book, please scan the picture and post it here. I don't have that book and I would really like to see the picture in that book. Best regards, Andr

Thanks for the reply on my post Gordon. Do you think any of these has been repainted? Regards, Andr?

Hi. I know that some of these has been discussed in here before, but I really want some new opinions on all my KM badges. I have taken some new pictures without using the flash on the camera. This way the badges looks more "normal" and not to bright because of the flash. I have done this because some of the badges looked like they had been repainted. I have tried to use nail polish on the basges and no paint is coming off. I really need your help on this one because I think all of these are going to the "for sale" forum soon. Here is alink to my badges. http://home.online.no/~krheriks/bilder/KMBadges.htm If you need more pictures then please let me know. Thanks. Best regards, Andr