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KSLI
I would appreciate thoughts on these two i picked up recently.Regards Phil.
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The one on the right without maker name is certainly good. I also think the Armfield one is probably good as well, even though I have never heard of the name before.
CB |
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Maybe Armfield made badges but they´re better known as a button maker.
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Th Armfield example is a fake... Repro badge with a False Makers Mark. The other is 100% OK! IMO
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Thank you gent's i will sell the 'armfield ' as a repro. Phil.
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Between the red lines - those are die flaws and they look like they have been caused by the die spliting hence extra material entering the split and appearing as a 'positive'. Regards Chris |
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Sorry Peter missed that , i think Chris has answered your question.Phil.
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Armfields
Gents,
Firstly, agree with the comments above. Secondly, Armfields certainly did make badges, but the only one I have ever come across has a very different makers mark (which is why I agree)! Attached is a Derbyshire Home Guard VTC badge, made by Armfields, although the more common version was made by Fattorini; Bosleys sold a similar one in 2007. Season's best, Tim |
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