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    Honor Clasp

    Hello buddies from the best department on WAF.
    We're catching up. I was busy lately. I keep working or trips. There was also time for nice activities. Today I will show one of my last April shopping in Austria - a 1957 Luftwaffe Honour Roll Clasp with Ribbon. (Imo looks like a early war time ribbon). Your observations will be appreciated.

    Best regards.

    Maciej G.



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    #2
    Looks to be a worn piece ... seeing discolouration or ribbon, saw lots of sunlight !

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      #3
      Nice early 4 prong/splint example.

      Wayne

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        #4
        Originally posted by Matthieu View Post
        Looks to be a worn piece ... seeing discolouration or ribbon, saw lots of sunlight !
        displayed on direct sunlight, it gives it somehow cool character though

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          #5
          Super piece Maciej...great to see such an item posted!!!
          The clasp is an early example, with 4 horizontal prongs, crisp details and a nice golden finish!
          The ribbon looks like a wartimer to me, and rather than the colour being as a result of exposure to sunlight, I think its possible its one of the early orange type???
          Anyway, great piece, it really is!!!!
          PS... I noticed that you posted it on FB, and someone said ribbon great...57er boring!! Its a shame that such views still exist, as it looks like this is a vet owned and worn piece, and was probably well prized by its owner!!!
          -Nigel
          sigpic 57ers...."The Devil Is In The Detail"

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            #6
            Nice, I wonder if the ribbon would have had his TR spange on originally?
            Gary

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              #7
              Hi guys. Thank you for your comments and kind words.

              Originally posted by Nigel N View Post
              Super piece Maciej...great to see such an item posted!!!
              The clasp is an early example, with 4 horizontal prongs, crisp details and a nice golden finish!
              The ribbon looks like a wartimer to me, and rather than the colour being as a result of exposure to sunlight, I think its possible its one of the early orange type???
              Anyway, great piece, it really is!!!!
              PS... I noticed that you posted it on FB, and someone said ribbon great...57er boring!! Its a shame that such views still exist, as it looks like this is a vet owned and worn piece, and was probably well prized by its owner!!!
              -Nigel
              Its true my friend. Many collectors disregard the period after the WWII.

              Best regards.

              Maciej G.

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                #8
                Hello my friend..

                That is a very nice looking piece. Love the color of the ribbon.

                The others are just insecure.

                Regards,
                Rudy

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