What should I buy?

[Jos L C]

I agree with Gene..

I see a lot of Army badges,I see navy..
You've many PAB's,like Robert says...,maybe a few of these will give you a nice other badge..?
I don't see a single Luft flight badge..That's a pity..,not for me,but for you,Don..
You've a great collection and you feel that's something's missing..
YES..!
A pilotbadge,Observer,radio-operator,air-gunner,glider are or is missing..,maybe
a or flight clasp(s) too..
Especially the early badges are breathtaking and highly detailed..
Having one of those would certainly change your life...


Jos.

[Richard]

You may want to consider more display cases!
Richard V

[jeremiahcable]

Hi Don,
Original cases and packets for the awards would look make nice homes for some of them. You may also want to pick up some trench art shells at the show to give some size, depth, and variety to any displays you make. Nice group of high quality badges you have!

Jeremiah

[Don D.]

Thanks for all the ideas guys. Now its off to the MAX to see what I can find.
Don

[Jim Baker]

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[50_CAL]

Send 'em my way, I'll protect them for half the price!

[Don D.]

Back from the MAX

Didn't really see anything that spoke to me there but I did pick up two items because I hate to go to a show and not get something for the 12 hours on the road there and back.

First up, an army flak. Looks to be an upgrade for me.
Don

[Don D.]

The reverse. This is a nice badge with lots of detail.

Don

[Don D.]

And I bought this tank badge. Only one of 7 at the show that I thought were real (not counting the 4 that Bill Shea and Jason Burmeister had on display that I didn't handle because I know what they charge).

I almost bought a zink bronze Juncker to go with this one but the guy wanted $250 and I wasn't having it.
Don

[Don D.]

The reverse.

Don

[jeremiahcable]

Those will work instead of trench art any day! Love that Heer Flak badge. Good job.

Jeremiah

[Christian J]

Nice addition.
From what period is that knuckleduster/spike from?, would love to get one of those.

[Don D.]

WW1.
Don