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Badge "Tank Specialist".
#1
Hi guys

Someone could help me id this badge?
I know the scan is not very good but I just have this one.
I just saw this badge one time in a book and it says "Armored Specialist Badge"...any extra informationa and average price would be apreciated.

Regards From Brazil.

Cleber


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#2
I can't see the details too well, but it isn't tanks on each sides of the shield is it?
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#3
Ok guys

A scan from the book.
It´s not good but will help

Regards from Brazil

Cleber


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#4
clebercalado Wrote:Ok guys

A scan from the book.
It´s not good but will help

Regards from Brazil

Cleber
These are Armor vehicle proficiency badges 1st and 2nd class. So the first image is a 1st class.
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#5
Hi Guys

The Badge Arrived, But It´s Very Very Damaged, And The Enamel Is Repaired.

At Least I Just Paid 3,00 Us$...

Someone Have Pictures Of This Badge In A Real Uniform Or Any Extra Informations?

Regards From Brazil

Cleber


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#6
I believe that this series is from Bulgaria.
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#7
k3rvmfusa Wrote:I believe that this series is from Bulgaria.
I'm not sure if it is. Although I can't find this series in some of the badges book that I own, I did find them in the Soviet Medals and Badges, by Phil Bartel and Ivan Karnes plate number 72. According to this book there were two types: First type in the 50's were SB and the second type after the 50's was PB. In comparing them to the tank proficiency badges, they seem constructed the same way. I just received a serie of 1st, 2nd and 3rd classes of these Armor Vehicle proficiency badges. Unless I can be pointed in the right direction, I would have to say that they are Soviet.
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#8
Hi Guys.

The mine, in post # 1 and 6 is Pin Back.

Regards from Brazil !

Cleber
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#9
Here is the set I just bought. They are also pinbacks.

I was able to obtain a bit more information on this series of badges. They are Soviet and came out at the same time as the tank proficiency badges but were only in circulation for a few years and were replaced by the combined arms badges. This info courtesy of Othlichnik (Shawn).


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#10
Hello,

in which time period were these tank classification badges awarded?

I have one made out of brass with a needle system and one made out of a lighter metall with screwback system.

Are there any fakes made from this badge?

regards
Andreas

the older one


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