Something you don´t get to see every day.

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well until Stoogie posted his pics a few threads before.


I was cruising my list of companys that empty old appartments and houses today. This is something I do regular, and the guys in these places are glad to have the "crazy island monkey" buy this junk of them for good money.
Anyway one of the guys gave me this box

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with shaking hands I opened it to find this

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yes, I know it could have been a nice pilots or observers badge, but this is nice as well.
Strange that these are popping up all at once

[Neil Howes]

Skip

They look really good, how many did you get?

Regards,

Neil

[Frank Heukemes]

Wow, skippy!

Excellent condition! Tomorrow I will be on the phone calling all Munich "Tomb Raiders".

Cheers, Frank

[Mark S.]

WOW!

That is really something. What a beautiful badge as well. Best one I have ever seen by that maker. With the packet no less.

wowsa!

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Hi all,

Neil, it was unfortunatly all on its own.
No story behind it, just found in an old appartment with a load of junk, but nothing else military, abit strange, but there you go.
Frank, I am suprised that you hav´nt done that already!!
Thanks Mark, it really is a nice one, and untouched from human hands since about 60 years.
This one goes into the collection

[Mark S.]

well if there was ever any debate left on these badges, this should settle it. I am green with envy