I've always been curious when someone claims that a particular WW2 SAS wing or badge is genuine. Does photographic fact support these opinions?
It appears that some collectors base their judgements of what is "authentic," particularly with regard to special forces, on the general consensus.
This applies to many countries, not only the special forces of the UK.
As I have said, UKSFs is not my field but WW2 SAS seems to have the most significant number of variations.
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