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Hello
What are your thoughts on this pin ?
U.S. or French?
No markings
Thank you very much
Tony

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Dear Forum Experts!

I really could use your help identifying this CCB. I think it is a fake (just starting to collect so I am complete novice) but as far as I can tell it is a fake? As the middle part is missing? The pin is a modern pin that has been soldered on. Below teh pin you can still read PEEKHAUS BERLIN. And Gablonz on the other side. I think the clasp is in a bad shape overall. That was my amateurish hunch… I would value your expert opinions!

Thank you.

Regards,
Frank

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Just back from a quick visit to Berlin. It was mainly for my wife to visit art galleries and museums, but I thought I’d snatch a few shots of WWII relics. Berlin has now been developed almost beyond recognition, and WWII stuff can be quite hard to find.

Anyhow, we enjoyed fantastic weather so I was able to sneak out early in the mornings with my trusty ‘Past Finder’ guidebook and so here’s the result : -

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OK, everyone photographs Goering’s Air Ministry building but it was nice to get a shot which was relatively free of traffic. It’s the best-preserved building in the Government area.

I’ve been to the historic Anhalter Bahnhof before but now the relic has been ‘cleaned up’ and consolidated. Still quite impressive : -

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The nearby Anhalter Station air-raid shelter is now a museum -

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Took a trip down to Tempelhof airfield. A massive place and too big ( and the day was too hot ) to explore fully. Here’s the head of the huge Reichsadler which used to stand atop the terminal building : -

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I have been looking for a bolo for some time. Although this one is not in ideal condition, I have settled.
Markings are relatively hard to decipher, but enough is there to know this to be a U.S. Model 1917 C.T. Bolo, made by Fayette R.Plumb St Louis. Most probably dated 1918.
Notice the lack of sheath ‘release catch’ in the handle but still has a hole in the guard. As I can’t find any evidence of Fayette ever making these with sheath locks, does anyone know if they sourced the guards from Springfield?

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