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Yes, No, Maybe, I don't know, Would you repeat the question?
Your thoughts and (printable) comments on this helmet plate that I got from the same source that provided all of the WWI, Canadian and Indian badges that sold so well here. I can't remember if I added the red baize for contrast or if it was on there originally. Thanks for your input.
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IMO copy plate, and most likely copy centre
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In this regard, being that I am not familiar with these, how does one discern a fake helmet plate from genuine? Have often seen them pop up on ebay etc., but never sure of them.
CB
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I think the centre looks fine, I cant say for certain it's always been paired with that plate though.
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Thanks for the replies. Based on what a repro plate is selling for on eBay I'm going to list it there as it is.
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Are not the large plates supposed to have U shaped wire loops instead of cap badge style lugs?
CB
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Thats not a Malcolm in the middle, its a lamb in the centre!!
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Well it seems, like the Curate's Egg, it is 'Excellent in parts'. It's on eBay for £80 for anyone willing to take a punt.
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