John4022 Posted Wednesday at 02:32 AM Share #1 Posted Wednesday at 02:32 AM Hi guys, what do you think about this 101st patch? I'm thinking it could be Japanese made. Thank you, John In Memory of Pvt. Donald A Sullivan (504th PIR) KIA Anzio 2/9/44 (20 Years Old) Link to post Share on other sites
vintageproductions Posted Wednesday at 02:37 AM Share #2 Posted Wednesday at 02:37 AM Not Japanese bullion. www.vintageproductions.com "A militaria show is a social event for anti-socials" - A.T. 2008 ASMIC Executive President Link to post Share on other sites
John4022 Posted Wednesday at 02:39 AM Author Share #3 Posted Wednesday at 02:39 AM Thank you! The closest match I could find was on this forum and it was deemed Japanese made. Maybe its British? In Memory of Pvt. Donald A Sullivan (504th PIR) KIA Anzio 2/9/44 (20 Years Old) Link to post Share on other sites
ocsfollowme Posted Wednesday at 03:23 AM Share #4 Posted Wednesday at 03:23 AM EBay is blowing up with those two auctions for sure. Everyone is already watching them. https://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-Lot-U-S-Military-Patches-Stickers-Metal-Badges-Bars-WWII-ROTC-Lot-2/254833291540?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&_trksid=p2055359.m1431.l2649 https://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-Lot-U-S-Military-Patches-Stickers-Metal-Badges-Bars-WWII-ROTC-Lot-3/254833297491?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&_trksid=p2055359.m1431.l2649 -Steve OEF 11-12 veteran Selling off my 15 year private collection specializing in Home Front, AAF Schools, Aircraft Manufacturers, PX patches at www.ocsfollowme.com http://www.usmilitariaforum.com/usmfribbons/donation2014.gifhttp://www.usmilitariaforum.com/usmfribbons/donation2015.gifhttp://www.usmilitariaforum.com/usmfribbons/donation2016.gifhttp://www.usmilitariaforum.com/usmfribbons/donation2018.gif Link to post Share on other sites
John4022 Posted Wednesday at 03:25 AM Author Share #5 Posted Wednesday at 03:25 AM Yes I have already told the seller not to end them early. She has already got offers around $1250. In Memory of Pvt. Donald A Sullivan (504th PIR) KIA Anzio 2/9/44 (20 Years Old) Link to post Share on other sites
John4022 Posted Wednesday at 03:30 AM Author Share #6 Posted Wednesday at 03:30 AM I also let her know the 101st patches are where the moneys at and thats why she just posted better photos. Anyone know the origin of these two patches? German-Britain-Japan-Pakistan? In Memory of Pvt. Donald A Sullivan (504th PIR) KIA Anzio 2/9/44 (20 Years Old) Link to post Share on other sites
Longhorn92 Posted Thursday at 01:13 AM Share #7 Posted Thursday at 01:13 AM I can’t find a similar one in the Keller, Angolia, Delaitre, or Bando patch books. The bullion looks different. I always wonder about the backs being covered up. Having said that, I have no clue if the ones on eBay are real or not. But I do hope the bidders do their homework. Member: ASMIC OVMS Primary interests: The United States Army in WWII The United States Army in Vietnam WANTED: WWII: 551st PIB pocket and shoulder patches 504th PIR real deal pocket patch Link to post Share on other sites
Bill Scott Posted Friday at 05:00 PM Share #8 Posted Friday at 05:00 PM It looks British made to me and that's just my opinion.Scotty Link to post Share on other sites
John4022 Posted Friday at 06:23 PM Author Share #9 Posted Friday at 06:23 PM Thank you guys! I'm not bidding on it but its certainly a nice opportunity to learn. In Memory of Pvt. Donald A Sullivan (504th PIR) KIA Anzio 2/9/44 (20 Years Old) Link to post Share on other sites
irish Posted Saturday at 07:17 PM Share #10 Posted Saturday at 07:17 PM Following both these lot’s to see where they end up. They have both cracked the 1K mark with one group over $1100.00..... people are dedicated to their 101st patches. Link to post Share on other sites
Thor996 Posted Sunday at 04:26 AM Share #11 Posted Sunday at 04:26 AM wow. These are going into the stratosphere! Link to post Share on other sites
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