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If anyone has their own example of a first pattern BWB that has a blued finish please post yours because for the life of me I cannot find any other examples outside of Jody’s example and mine.
Also I’m pretty sure mine was awarded, the pin was probably mashed and the catch bent down to make for a tighter fit.
Hi all, I haven’t posted in a year or so, so I thought I’d show off my newest addition to the collection. A first pattern second class spange by Boerger, this is the less seen one with the two central prongs instead of four. I heard word that this two prong example may have actually been a Schickle though I’m not sure.
I’m quite in love with this one, as it’s been uniform removed. This is apparent from the shape of the ribbon, the loose threads, and the heavy tarnish on the reverse from years of rubbing up against the ribbon.
I bought this from Giel if anyone here knows him.
All opinions and critique is welcome!
Taken on iphone 11 by an lackadaisical 17 year old
Hi all, I haven’t posted in a year or so, so I thought I’d show off my newest addition to the collection. A first pattern second class spange by Boerger, this is the less seen one with the two central prongs instead of four. I heard word that this two prong example may have actually been a Schickle though I’m not sure.
I’m quite in love with this one, as it’s been uniform removed. This is apparent from the shape of the ribbon, the loose threads, and the heavy tarnish on the reverse from years of rubbing up against the ribbon.
I bought this from Giel if anyone here knows him.
All opinions and critique is welcome!
Taken on iphone 11 by an lackadaisical 17 year old
Regards,
Jody
WW2 Brit para lids £25, Chieftain tanks £4.5k, Rudel Citation, HeIII £18.5k, FJ38s, F Storch £18k etc etc…there’s loads of them….’even managed to find some of the bits I bought all those years ago….all pre-Internet stuff….those Regimentals colour catalogues really were something in those days….
…memory lane……