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Invalid Badge
#1
I was offered the enclosed badge for 130 Euros (about $170). It's, apparently, and "Excellent of co-operation of Invalids badge, about 1930-38". I've not been able to find it in my badge reference books. I think this is way too much to pay, as I'm unable to verify how 'rare' this badge actually is.

Has anyone seen one before or knows a reference book it can be found in? Thanks.

Kind Regards,
Shane Cook.


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#2
Never seen anything like it. Try to get a picture of the reverse, but the white enamel just looks too white, crisp and pure for something seventy years old. Yes, I know there's a chip, but the color of the enamel spooks me.
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#3
I managed to get a scan of the back. Here it is. I can't make out if there is actually a serial number above the screw or not.

Kind Regards,
Shane Cook.


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#4
Don't know what to tell you. Patina/metal color looks a little strange, but that could be the scan. It would be more useful to see the reverse without a screwback plate to get some clues from how the screw is affixed to the base. No ideal.
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Shane
I also thought about this badge. I would agree with Paul - I don't like the enamel. It looks too new for this "old?" badge.

Eric
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