Anyone ever seen this cloth work?
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I know what the badge is - Yugoslavian border guard - but I am curious if the patchwork has anything to do with Yugoslavia or it was just a coincidental match-up between the two from a seller who did not know any better?

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Phillip


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I saw that one as well. I got a similar, albeit damaged "patch" last year as part of a group I got last year. The overall impression I got was pretty chintzy. My guess is non-military issue.
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EricFG Wrote:I saw that one as well. I got a similar, albeit damaged "patch" last year as part of a group I got last year. The overall impression I got was pretty chintzy. My guess is non-military issue.

I agree about non-military - at best partisan home-made. But, I get the Yugo border guard badge (not the cap badge everyone sells) and this for $9.95 with shipping, so I'm not going to complain.;)

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deValcourt Wrote:I agree about non-military - at best partisan home-made. But, I get the Yugo border guard badge (not the cap badge everyone sells) and this for $9.95 with shipping, so I'm not going to complain.;)

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Phil,

Your patch doesn´t look like home-made to me. I´m pretty sure that´s machine work. Look at the red background.
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