Hey all, Came across this site, thought someone might be interested. They have alot of great badges.
germancarbadge.com/
Gabe
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Hey all, Came across this site, thought someone might be interested. They have alot of great badges.
germancarbadge.com/
Gabe
germancarbadge.com/
Gabe
Gabe,
I have bought a number of pretty esoteric badges from these guys. I got a great product, great price and great service.
Kudos for you for thinking to tell everyone else.
Bill
I have bought a number of pretty esoteric badges from these guys. I got a great product, great price and great service.
Kudos for you for thinking to tell everyone else.
Bill
Or, if you'd rather . . .
You can throw away more than three bills on this piece of sh#t!
Ebay item=4540301902
The real early cog style badges were of a single casting, not a cheesy shield glued to a cheap chromed disc. This is the same guy that charges $39.95 for $12.00 dollar badges selling everywhere else.
You can throw away more than three bills on this piece of sh#t!
Ebay item=4540301902
The real early cog style badges were of a single casting, not a cheesy shield glued to a cheap chromed disc. This is the same guy that charges $39.95 for $12.00 dollar badges selling everywhere else.
TC, the "early cog style badges" were junk, cheaply made and sold by D. K. Derrington - they used to advertise in sports car mags in the 50's and 60's. Really rare cloisonne enamel badges show up on Ebay occasionally, and sometimes at a bargain price.
George,
It doesn't matter if they were junk, they're "vintage" . . . ! ! !
It doesn't matter if they were junk, they're "vintage" . . . ! ! !