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    Hi guys I have a chance to pick up this badge as well as one other one.

    I bleave it's a first pattern badge. I would like to get other opinions on it.

    Also what would be a fair price for it IF it's ok??

    Thanks in advance David Robertson

    Posted

    Hi guys I have a chance to pick up this badge as well as one other one.

    I bleave it's a first pattern badge. I would like to get other opinions on it.

    Also what would be a fair price for it IF it's ok??

    Thanks in advance David Robertson

    Posted

    Dave,

    It's actually a second pattern badge, with more tombak showing through than normal, which is fine as long as it's not a result of over cleaning by an ambitious collector. Asking what it is worth is a tough question. THE right guy might pay a million dollars for it...which equates to about Euro 670.

    Posted

    Ha Ha! Ooops! Yep, you're right Rich! I didn't look very closely! Drinking and posting can be a bad thing!

    Hello,Gentleman,s here my B&NL badge

    Posted

    K

    I would very much like to see some clearer pictures of this badge.

    There are some very good copies of the "B&NL" ROAG out there. Going on there pictures, I'm not seeing certain characteristics that I would like to see.

    Posted

    K

    I would very much like to see some clearer pictures of this badge.

    There are some very good copies of the "B&NL" ROAG out there. Going on there pictures, I'm not seeing certain characteristics that I would like to see.

    Posted

    Thanks for the new pictures, K. Much better!

    Always better to get more than one opinion...but mine is that this is a cast copy of an original badge.

    The softness of features of the obverse could be due to wear...but, for me, the reverse tells the tale.

    If compared with a textbook example (below) of a nickel silver or buntmetal ROAG by this maker, the differences in construction and finish are clear.

    All original badges of this type that I've come across have the same die mark to the reverse of the wreath, something that copies do not. The rivets, although close, are not typical, and the same for the catch/hinge.

    Let's see what other members think.

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