National Flag Badges.
#1
Here is a National Flag Badge. The exact official status of these is yet unknown but they may simply be used as a show of support or national identity as other nations do or they may be related to the "Kim" Badges.

This first example is a waving flag made of enamelled copper-nickel with a stick-pin.


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#2
Here is another enamelled Badge. This one far more angular and seems to have had a rough life. It is currently quite dark, It'll probably get a wash later.


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#3
Here is another. This one being about 2/3rd the size of the last.


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#4
This one looks also identical to the last when "in wear" but this one is very so slightly curved and also has a different type of pin.


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#5
This rectangular Badge is made from aluminium and has the instantly recognisable DPRK style clasps holding the pin on the back. The production of this Badge is quite sloppy and to the eye it doesn't look as though the star was ever coloured.


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#6
Here is another variation.


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#7
Another variation of a very poor quality.


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