Still waiting to see the juncker Flak 
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No worries there Marc, I will put that up as soon as I can get ebony to post the images which might even be later today,Originally posted by Marc Garlasco View PostStill waiting to see the juncker Flak
ChrisComment
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Chris,
If YOU like the badge, that's all that matters as its in your collection. I think I have already stated my concerns and I know I'm not the only one. I understand this is not what you want to hear.
I have suggested you post it on GMIC and ask over there as I know some members that have Meybauer badges and will give you honest opinions on it. IMO, that is in your best interest, whatever may come of it. I do not need to compare this badge to other badges for sale elsewhere and certainly does not prove anything one way or the other as to authenticity.
Personally, I would not want this badge in my collection, but thats me.
Don't be looking for an argument just because someone does not feel what you do on this badge.
Take care and good luck on it!
TimComment
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OK Tim this is all very interesting but it does not answer the questions which were
do we have;
- the size of a Meybauer U-Boat badge ?
- the weight of a Meybauer U-Boat badge ?
- the pin, hinge and hook of a Meybauer U-Boat ?
- the trademark of Meybauer U-Boat ?
- has Carsten sold me a cast copy or not ?
Lets see if anyone else knows these answers and may be others reading this will have a look at GEM606 on the emedals site. In fact they might even post the image of it,
Chris
Originally posted by Tim B. View PostComment
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Hello Marc,Originally posted by Marc Garlasco View PostStill waiting to see the juncker Flak
I am going to get ebony to post a few images of the Juncker Flak to show what I mean about "the cast effect"
I will comment again when he is finished,
ChrisComment
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1 The flowing metal during manufacture of the wreath and gun has set too quicklyLast edited by ebony; 11-11-2010, 06:31 AM.Comment
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2 May be the result of not enough heat when they pouredLast edited by ebony; 11-11-2010, 06:17 AM.Comment
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7 Few pock marks and soft detail but brought back by a member of the NZEF when he returned to New Zealand in 1943Last edited by ebony; 11-11-2010, 06:21 AM.Comment
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8 See how they have filed the Swaz to make it look smoother so even the eagle was not the best strike of the dayLast edited by ebony; 11-11-2010, 06:32 AM.Comment
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9 Bit soft looking but 101% original for the period 1941/ 42 when the German was probably awarded itLast edited by ebony; 11-11-2010, 06:23 AM.Comment
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10 Lets now put it beside another one from Africa. Seen a few of these out here in NZ which came back from North AfricaLast edited by ebony; 11-11-2010, 06:25 AM.Comment
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