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The Buffs badge
Hi all!
I would like to ask about the originality of this badge. If original, it looks like it once had a slider, which was replaced by this pin? Thanks in advance! Regards, Giorgos |
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Hi Giorgos,
as you say badge looks original with the slider replaced by a brooch pin. I have a Buffs badge with its lugs replaced with a slider! Regards Tony. |
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[Edit - submitted in error. Please disregard]
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Buffs
From the front it looks like it has been gilded, a sweetheart brooch for someone in the past.
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Thank you very much for all replies!
I understand that the badge must be a '30s or ww2 era piece? Plus, since the time the conversion took place is unknown, would this devalue its collectibility? (not monetarily) Regards, Giorgos |
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I can't imagine it being quite as desirable as a fully intact badge; they are not scarce or hard to come by, but to the 'right' Buffs collector or sweetheart brooch enthusiast, it may be of interest.
Just my opinion of course. Peter. |
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Thanks for the reply!
Regards, Giorgos |
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