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Guards MG
I am currently sorting my Guards badges and as I have two of these I may offer one on the forum, I am happy with both of them, but I am putting them up for members opinions before advertising one as I know this is a well copied badge and I would hate to offer a dud.
One has had the slider replaced, but apart from that OK IMO. Thanks for looking Rob |
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Gerard
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Always interested in buying cap badges to the Middlesex Regt-Hertfordshire Regt-The Rifle Brigade |
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I certainly would not be happy with the example on the left.
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Guards MG
Gerard and Frank,
Many thanks for your thoughts on my badges, I would be interested to know exactly what is wrong with the left hand badge. Rob |
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I guess the false crimp on the slider gives it away
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Hi all, the badge in itself looks good
Gerard
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I have added another pic showing my repair. Rob |
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Nice solder-work!
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Soldering on
Thanks for the compliment Alex, I do try to restore badges to the original spec, although on this occasion I used a slider from a fake badge which seems to make people think it's not a good badge despite being identical to the one beside it.
Rob |
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Hello Rob,
Looking at the badges, just from the photographs, I certainly would not say the badges were identical. I do not like the reverse of the left hand example. Regards Frank |
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Guards MG
Frank,
This badge came to me some time back now with the stub left of the original slider left, as far as I can see it's as near as identical to the other as I can make out, I am not the greatest photographer on the forum by any means and maybe you are correct in saying it is not identical. When I repair badges the heat used as you probably know is quite intense in the area where the repair is taking place and this does tend to darken the metal. Rob |
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