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    Early PB; made by???

    Dear All,

    I recently got a new Pilot badge. It is a thin early Buntmetall piece w/o mm. I would like to know the maker. Please help.

    Thanks in advace

    Best regards,
    Al
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    The hinge and the rivets:
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      #3
      Hi Albert,

      Looks like a nice early Assmann to me. Lets see what the other Luftys say.

      Skip
      LOOKING FOR ALL ITEMS CONNECTED TO HERBERT SCHOB.

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        #4
        and the C-catch
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          #5
          Hi Albert,

          I'm with Skip

          KR
          Philippe

          PS: Don't tell us you found this one with a double Juncker mark

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            #6
            Hi guys,

            Thanks a lot. Nope, the stamps broke on the last PAB i doctored up
            But I got it in its beautiful early case, and the medal bar on the Crosses forum

            Best regards,
            Al

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              #7
              Originally posted by Albert
              Hi guys,

              Thanks a lot. Nope, the stamps broke on the last PAB i doctored up
              Al
              LOL

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                #8
                Yep, 'Assmann'...could we see a pic of the entire back?
                Warmest Regards ... John

                cimilitaria.com

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                  #9
                  Assmann, early but not terribly early, there are earlier forms of the Assmann wreath and eagle.
                  Cheers, Frank

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by Frank H
                    Assmann, early but not terribly early, there are earlier forms of the Assmann wreath and eagle.
                    Again, thanks to all

                    Frank, alter Stenkerer, quit trying to spoil the fun for me

                    John, sorry, the photo of the entire back didn't come out well.

                    Best regards,
                    Al
                    Last edited by Albert; 04-30-2004, 11:18 PM.

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                      #11
                      I am just honest buddy!

                      It IS really nice though.
                      Cheers, Frank

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