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Close, but no segar. The back may be authentic, but the red ball logo definately is not. The red ball part is actually a tie tack or hat pin! You will notice that it has "made in USA" under "Studebaker" and half circles all around it. I have one just like it that I wear on my tie. It is an old pin however. I haven't seen any since I got mine at SASCO years ago.Chris Dresbach -
But it sure looks neat!The only difference between death and taxes is that death does not grow worse every time Congress convenes. - Will RogersComment
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The badge itself is non Studebaker & perhaps the stuck on Studebaker red ball hides the real origin of the badge. I hope the person that took the "buy now" option realised this. The original badges had Plant Protection - Studebaker on the face plus a number. They occasionaly come up on Ebay but are pricy.
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Above my two plant protection badges for comparison. Again I refer you to my extensive illustrated ALMANAC article on this topic in the March and April 2009 issue of Turning WheelsRichard Quinn
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