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    APB in Silver

    Few weeks of waiting and a new nice badge arrived) Looks like a nice Type1 to me!



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      #3
      Indeed a very nice badge with a lot of finish remaining.
      Congrats for this super piece.

      My books:


      - THE WEHRPAß & SOLDBUCH OF THE WH
      - THE SS TK RING
      - THE ITALIAN-GERMAN MEDAL
      - THE ANTI PARTISAN BADGE
      - THE AWARDS OF THE LW

      and more!


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        #4
        Alex,
        Congrats on a textbook badge ..
        Its a great example..
        Did you get it in Russia?

        Best

        Emil

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          #5
          Originally posted by zozole View Post
          Alex,
          Congrats on a textbook badge ..
          Its a great example..
          Did you get it in Russia?

          Best

          Emil
          No, this one arrived from States)

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            #6
            Originally posted by Alex Bolotnikov View Post
            No, this one arrived from States)
            Like everything theese days

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              #7
              Hi Alex, indeed a textbook Type1 which, with the no cutouts, means that this was probably made very close to the bombing of Juncker

              Kr, Thomas

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                #8
                Hi Alex,

                Very nice original Juncker, excellent condition too. Very nice example.

                Thomas, I have always been a bit curious on the nomenclature we use on the APBs. You say this is a Type 1, but yet it is probably the last production run before Juncker got bombed out. Wouldn't that make the Type 2s earlier than this and therefore does it make sense to switch the nomenclature so that it matches the production timeline?

                Thanks

                Tom
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                  #9
                  Lovely piece!!

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                    #10
                    Stunning!!! I love it!

                    Regards,
                    Chris G.

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                      #11
                      Very nice example! Congratulations! JME

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                        #12
                        Originally posted by Thomas Durante View Post
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                        Thomas, I have always been a bit curious on the nomenclature we use on the APBs. You say this is a Type 1, but yet it is probably the last production run before Juncker got bombed out. Wouldn't that make the Type 2s earlier than this and therefore does it make sense to switch the nomenclature so that it matches the production timeline?
                        That's my thought about the nomenclature: it would be better change it, even for new collectors, it can cause a little confusion...

                        My books:


                        - THE WEHRPAß & SOLDBUCH OF THE WH
                        - THE SS TK RING
                        - THE ITALIAN-GERMAN MEDAL
                        - THE ANTI PARTISAN BADGE
                        - THE AWARDS OF THE LW

                        and more!


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                          #13
                          Very nice badge!

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                            #14
                            Originally posted by Antonio Scapini View Post
                            That's my thought about the nomenclature: it would be better change it, even for new collectors, it can cause a little confusion...
                            The nomenclatura was created before I found out about the production timeline. I agree that it afterwards can be a bit confusing, but Im confident that the average collector after studying a bit can figure it out. I would be very sorry if it was changed now after it has been used for years, and I fear that it would confuse even more. I also think that finding these oddities adds magic to a world that strives after perfection.

                            Kr. Thomas

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                              #15
                              I like this badge, nice.

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