The Perfect wound badge collection

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Here's a Gold Unmarked "30" with the needle pin:

Obverse:

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Reverse:

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Here is my Cased "30" Silver Wide Pin Wound Badge:

Obverse:

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Reverse (Pin Down):

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Reverse (Pin Up):

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Here is another Tombak Silver. Maker Marked "13" ... also Cased:

Obverse:

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Reverse:

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Reverse (maker mark):

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Here's a "Hollow" Gold L/11:

Obverse:

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Reverse:

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Reverse (mm):

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Here's my 3 WW1 Badges. First up the Gold:

Obv:

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Rev:

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WW1 Silver Obv:

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WW1 Silver Reverse:

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WW1 Black Obverse:

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WW1 Black Reverse (oh well ... I guess the WW1 WB's shouldnt really go here ... but I didnt know when to stop )

[don]

Good basic badges for a collection

Here is one....#30 needle pin.This one is brass with nickle plating

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The back

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One more shot

[don]

Back to the Imperials for a minute.I like showing this shot as one can see the different helmet types

[don]

A document is also nice for a collection

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Anything else?

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[Ronny]

Don

Don?t forget the miniatures.

Cheers,

Ronny

[don]

Yep...You should have a couple of stickpins