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  1. Eddieq
    Hi all HJ badges are not my strong point and I’ve uncovered these that have sat in a box in my storage unit for a while. Can anyone with any knowledge comment on whether they are genuine or fakes please. Thanks First up - a gold HJ honour badge
    3 points
  2. Fritz
    They look alright, apart from badge no.6, and possibly no. 1, not sure on these.
    3 points
  3. Eddieq
    Badge no. 6
    3 points
  4. Eddieq
    badge No. 5
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  5. Eddieq
    badge No. 4
    3 points
  6. Eddieq
    Badge No. 3
    3 points
  7. Eddieq
    Badge No. 2
    3 points
  8. Kenny Andrew
    Badge 3 BM M1/122 is a known fake, badge 2 looks almost the exact same, so I would say this one was bad too unfortunately.
    2 points
  9. Eddieq
    Hi Kenny Had it confirmed that M1/70 (badge 1) is a well known copy. Badge 2 is marked RZM m1/22 (hard to make out the number) Badge 3 has an RZM mark, the letters BM and M1/122 cheers
    2 points
  10. Kenny Andrew
    1. M1/70 HJ Honour Award is a copy unfortunately. 2. Can't make out the maker, is it maker stamped? 3. Can't make out maker ? 4. Looks OK 5. Looks OK 6. I don't like this one either
    2 points
  11. Gildwiller1918
    US soldier practicing with the VB in the US. Source, National Archives.
    2 points
  12. Gildwiller1918
    Found a few images of V.B. Grenades from the National Archives.
    2 points
  13. Gildwiller1918
    More images of a French soldiers using the VB launcher.
    2 points
  14. Gildwiller1918
    French soldiers demonstrating loading of the VB Grenade.
    2 points
  15. Gildwiller1918
    US Marines training with the VB launcher on the M1903 rifle.
    2 points
  16. Gildwiller1918
    US soldiers demonstrating with the VB launcher on M1917 rifles (1st photo). 2nd photo, US troops with the M1903 rifle and launcher. Note the different style of launchers used for the rifles.
    2 points
  17. Gildwiller1918
    Another training photo showing how to load the VB launcher. It is hard to make out, but the emblem on the helmet looks like the Russian plate. Russian troops had the French helmet for use in WW1 as well.
    2 points
  18. Gildwiller1918
    French soldiers with Lebel rifles and VB launchers.
    2 points
  19. Fritz
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  20. Fritz
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  21. Fritz
    played by Heinrich Georg
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  22. Fritz
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  23. Fritz
    and played by Götz George, 2013
    1 point
  24. Fritz
    Tambourmajor Günter Bodenstein remembers
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  25. Fritz
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  26. Gildwiller1918
    Copy of a period photograph which shows 2 US soldiers, one with a VB launcher and the other with a Chauchat. The soldier on the right also has a good view of the Bolo knife on his hip.
    1 point
  27. John333
    Thoughts on this please and how much one would expect to pay for it in such condition thanks
    1 point
  28. Fritz
    Just observed, Kubanschild for 735,- Euro, now with 10% reduction till 23. December = 661,50
    1 point
  29. Eddieq
    This looks an original Heer issue to me. Looking at condition I would see it at about £200 or so. It would be more if it was in better condition or if it was panzer or KM. You can find them (very rarely) with a makers mark and these will be more than double or treble that.
    1 point
  30. Kenny Andrew
    Yes prices seem to be all over the place these days
    1 point
  31. Fritz
    I've seen recent examples for around 450-500
    1 point
  32. Kenny Andrew
    Hi john, that one is original, probably worth around £195 to £225
    1 point
  33. paulchen
    Konzert, 1979
    1 point
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