Almost Mint Observers Badge

[Mark S.]

and the reverse..

[Joseph D'Errico]

Hello Mark,

Very nice Junkers, mine is on the way from Helmut Weitze. I hope that it is as nice as the example that you posted. Thank you, another pic for my archive file. BTW it was 20 degrees this morning in connecticut,I have to ask what the temp is in Alaska in the morning this time of year?

Cordially yours,
JD

[ERIC S.]

No More Procrastinating

Just couldn't help yourself now, could you? That badge was burning a hole in you boy! I'm glad you finally decided to splurge and get it for yourself. Check your email - I sent the info to you I said I would.
ERIC

[Mark S.]

Glad to hear you got one of your own. I was lucky to get mine off the estand a year or so ago.

Temps here are low teens to high 20's. Unseasonably warm.

[Jan Arne S]

Assmann Observer

Hi Guys !
Here is my first LW Observer Badge , maker F. W. Assmann & Sohn .
Got this one fore a couple of mounth ago .

Lillegutt

Front

[Jan Arne S]

Back of Assmann Observer Badge

[skip]

Hi all,

nice badges up till now, I might as well post mine as well.

Skip

[Joseph D'Errico]

Hello All,

Boy Mark warm huh...... for this time of year, I do not now how you can do it. But on the other hand you are living in one of the most beauitiful states. thyanks again for posting your piece.

Eric, this is the Junker that I had coming from Helmut Weitz, the other Observers badge, the minty, mint Assmans I will order next week. The P.Meybauer Observer is also on the way all just in time for the holidays. The only one that really alludes me is an early GWL. I know a certain French memeber that I am sure has a few of these...................mmmmmmm, have not really seen him around , but maybe he wiil happen along.

Also, thank you skip and Lillegutt, for posting your pics. This really has been an incredible thread with a wealth of great archival information. The pics posted by the members as well as Lorenzo's site really give the members some great reference material.

I often wonder why Wehrmact Awards does not put out a reference book series. A big project I am sure, but we really have some top guns on the site and some awsome collections that I am sure the members would unselfishly donate pictorial data. Has this ever been suggested?

Cordially Yours,
JD