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• #2
amazing! yeah i'd buy one to stick on my pista (just to confuse matters even more). The hermes badge is killer! Good find!
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• #3
wow are you selling these badboys? a month ago i would bitten your hand off for one of the bsa ones...
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• #4
I'd imagine you'd have people biting your hand off for these. Where did you find the seller?
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• #5
Found them at the local bike jumble - not sure on potential value - looking on ebay some don't sell at £2, others get bid right up. Some of them were gorgeous cast metal, others were more common. Obviously I picked out some nice scarce ones but many were far more ordinary.
Having said that a bike badge with 'Bismarck 1896' is something else. The 'MOVE' one is lovely too - 'Move-werk Veb Muhlhausen' in heavy cast metal.
:)
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• #6
a holdsworth 1950's ish badge in good condition, typically goes for £20-30 on ebay ;)
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• #7
Have you rang Antiques Roadshow yet?
that Daytons badge is a hot look
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• #8
Headbadge porn: http://www.flickr.com/groups/bicycleheadbadges/pool/
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• #9
that monark one, bottom left, is beautiful. Monark is on old swedish make, still active, doing fairly standard town bikes. Current site here http://www.monark.se/
The seller has been visiting his local dump and collecting from other sources since the 1960's. Never bought any of these before but could not resist - picked out seven good ones but he has around a thousand like this. Hoping to negotiate a deal on the whole lot, so much history here - Bismarck, BSA, Hermes etc. Reckon they would look lovely on a newly painted 'minimalist' look frame of unknown origin...