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    Hello
    I hope to hear various opinion and fair pirce about this flak badge. This is juncker J1 flak badge's photo from seller.
    Thank you
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    A very nice true J1, without back pics I can’t tell if it’s been repaired but looks to be a lovely Juncker . It’s a early J1 too as it doesn’t have the flaw in the eagle.

    Jordan

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      #3
      Is a Jucker 1 original
      Carlo

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        #4
        Gergous J1
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          #5
          Thank you for your opinions. They are really helpful to me.

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            #6
            I got more photo of badge. I hope to hear various opinion about badge. And do you think this badge was issued? or not issued?
            Thank you.
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              A very early example of the J1 . A good find.
              T

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                #8
                Yes definitely issued imo, it’s the earliest pattern Juncker.

                Jordan

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                  #9
                  Very nice early Juncker in great shape. I agree it was likely issued due to its production timeframe, but the condition is so nice that it probably wasn’t worn everyday or it was taken carry good care of by the recipient.

                  Great example


                  Tom
                  If it doesn't have a hinge and catch, I'm not interested......well, maybe a little

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