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Old 25-11-11, 09:24 PM
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Hello RJW, The best is to post them on the Forum. If the badge has been in the family all this time there is a strong likelihood it is good.
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Old 25-11-11, 10:27 PM
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I agree with Bill. In fact, an Arty badge that has a history (family) is a safe bet. Usually!! Remember, there were the corps reunions in Toronto with badges reproduced. I have never read anything on a reproduce Arty badge from the 30's - but!!
It is a shame! They are very nice badges and having them reproduced through the years has taken the enjoyment of them away
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Old 26-11-11, 12:55 AM
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I sent the photo of the CHB pin to Mike for the CEF gallery.
I wish I could verify that it is authentic. The pin was my grandfathers and I was able to verify that he joined the CHB in 1917 through records at the Canadian Library of Archives.
I can take more photos if anyone would like to see more detail. I would very much like to authenticate the pin.
After seeing better images of this badge CHB style A from the contributor Richard.

This is an original cab badge with tangs and is pickled brass, patina and all!

I have suggested to RJW that he resubmit this image or contact Larry.
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Old 26-11-11, 01:01 AM
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I sent the photo of the CHB pin to Mike for the CEF gallery.
I wish I could verify that it is authentic. The pin was my grandfathers and I was able to verify that he joined the CHB in 1917 through records at the Canadian Library of Archives.
I can take more photos if anyone would like to see more detail. I would very much like to authenticate the pin.
After seeing better images of this badge from the contributor.

This is an original CHB cap badge pickled brass,tangs and nice patina.

Which was not showing up at all in the gallery image.

I suggested to him that he re submit a better image or contact Larry.

All is almost good again!

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Old 26-11-11, 01:39 AM
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My apologies for the poor quality of the badge I provided for the gallery. I will have a better image scanned.
Many thanks to mad4thcef. I have learned a lot about my grandfather in a short while.
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Old 26-11-11, 01:56 AM
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Looks like a good one.
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Old 27-11-11, 12:58 AM
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That image is much better. Please try to take the image "straight On', that will stop any distortion. The background is fine!! I can take in its original size - please do not reduce it (or let windows reduce it)
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