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Guards Badges
This badge is early postwar type.
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So around 1945 or later? What kind of maker or factory was "MTX"?
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MTX : Московское товарищество художников
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Another one. This one seems to be WW2 period.


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JensF. Wrote:Another one. This one seems to be WW2 period.

No doubt about this one.....a nice WW II piece!:thumbsup
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I have it now. There is a maker which looks like this on the screwplate:


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Heya fellows, I'm new here & finally looking to get some Guards badges after lurking here for sometime. Can someone help me take a look if this badge is authentic WWII items?

This badge has the script of A & P joining at the base which I have never seen before. Any comments? :)


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This is another piece which I think is WWII, what do you guys think? :)


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Looks like a fair example of the "Stamping Enamelling Factory". The A and R often met.

The exact date would be open to speculation but 1940's would not be wrong.


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"Signed with his own rubber stamp"
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Thank you for the info CtahhR :thumbsup
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