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Black Wound Badge - unknown mark
Hello,
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Straight shots
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Marking
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I see many warning lights on this badge which makes me think it´s a bad one.
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To me looks ok, its a bad print strike.
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Has potential to be a good one even though the very thick layer of paint.
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I would agree and think the bad feelings from Hans are mainly caused by the extreme amount of black paint which is for sure uncommon but can be found on certain badges. Can you support us with a close up of the maker mark?
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Thank you for your opinions so far, here is a detail of the mark.
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Reminds of the "4" for Steinhauer & Lück.
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With better pics it is definitely a "4", Steinhauer & Lück. Variant 6 according to Konstantin's BWB book, which has this makermark and a thick layer of paint.
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I agree too, S&L is the maker...
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Thank you very much for your help.
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