Heer Flak

[Hecht1945]

Hi guys.
As you know for sure these are quite rare.Saw it for sale and it's not cheap so I thought that it may be a good one. What do you think?

[Hecht1945]

closeup of the reverse

[robinhood]

Hi I wish i could help you. I have been after a heer flak myself for some time. Im after a junckers and have learned alil about badge / pin / hinge set up. Dont know what maker this one is, But do know there are some fakes about as i been caught myself b4. This one looks far to used to be fake i would say, Is that water damage?? sorry i cant be more helpfull. Good luck RegardsRob.

[Kondor]

Piece of Junk. I'm sure others will confirm this as a very poor casting

[Hans Kondor]

Looks like a very bad try to copy an original Hermann Aurich flak.

[Marc Garlasco]

Bad copy of an LM not Aurich.

[Hans Kondor]

Bad copy of an LM not Aurich.

Hello Marc,

LM and HA are not from the same company?

Which I also would like to ask, why are the original LM flaks usually in poor condition?

[Thomas Durante]

AGREED, this is not an original but rather a poor casting.

LM and HA do share many similarities, so they were possibly located near eachother. Without knowning an identity of LM, we still aren't sure who they were and what their relationship was to Aurich.

Tom

[Hobbysammler]

The badge from the beginning is a very poor
fake and has nothing to do with an original
LM or Aurich badge.
KR
Gerd