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Dear Sir, I appreciate your comment. If this is a replica, I would be pleased if you could provide good pictures of the original piece and even more if you have one for donate, sell or trade. Original made pieces are principally my target. The majority of my collection are original Patches mostly made in the US, Vietnam or Southeast Asia. I have a several patches that I have doubles for, meaning handmade and/or machine embroidered, also, you got to take in account that MANY times when a patch is designed and made (with the time), the manufacturer and/or provider changes for economical, logistical or quality reasons that made patches some times change slightly from their first versions. I have original pieces that actually have up to 5 variations of the same one and even construction type, and still originals. If you can provide more technical data about these or other patches from my collection, you’re more than welcome to comment with specific data. That will help me and others to fight against counterfeiting items and know more about the history of the patch. Kind regards.
I´m constantly searching for original challenge coins, moral and issued patches, badges and more. Please don´t hesitate to contact me if you are willing to sell something. I buy!
Yeeaaaaahh, thats not the original patch. I actually designed the original one while I was in Kandahar. This is a REALLY BAD replica
ReplyDeleteDear Sir, I appreciate your comment. If this is a replica, I would be pleased if you could provide good pictures of the original piece and even more if you have one for donate, sell or trade. Original made pieces are principally my target. The majority of my collection are original Patches mostly made in the US, Vietnam or Southeast Asia. I have a several patches that I have doubles for, meaning handmade and/or machine embroidered, also, you got to take in account that MANY times when a patch is designed and made (with the time), the manufacturer and/or provider changes for economical, logistical or quality reasons that made patches some times change slightly from their first versions. I have original pieces that actually have up to 5 variations of the same one and even construction type, and still originals. If you can provide more technical data about these or other patches from my collection, you’re more than welcome to comment with specific data. That will help me and others to fight against counterfeiting items and know more about the history of the patch. Kind regards.
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