Pilotbadge..,which one ?

[Lorenzo Brown]

Here are pictures of the double-marked badge:

[Lorenzo Brown]

Front

[Lorenzo Brown]

Reverse

[Jos L C]

I marked the spots with original silver finish still on the wreath. And yes, the wreath inside is nice and shiny…

That's what I like to hear..,a 'tombak" process..other than the nickle process..,but it's only one.

I'd like to see more blackies to check their process..
If anyone has one of these,please show them..

Jos.

[Jos L C]

Here are pictures of the double-marked badge:

Oh,it's a SW68,I didn't remember that...
A new problem for some..,I'd better hide..

Jos.

[robert60446]

Here are pictures of the double-marked badge:

Thanks Lorenzo. Is this badge in your posession?

[Lorenzo Brown]

Thanks Lorenzo. Is this badge in your posession?

Nope...I just kept the pictures in my file when the badge was up for sale.

[robert60446]

Nope...I just kept the pictures in my file when the badge was up for sale.

Too bad, I would love to see better reverse pictures, especially eagle right wing tips...

[Lorenzo Brown]

Here are pictures of my own "IMME" badge. All tombak with Juncker parts and finishes.

[Lorenzo Brown]

Reverse

[Lorenzo Brown]

Eagle

[Lorenzo Brown]

Maker mark and hardware

[Jos L C]

Thank you,Lorenzo..
That makes 2 tombak versions of the black eagle Imme sofar.

Jos.

[robert60446]

Guys, what we really know about JMME Company? Is there is a common pattern between badges marked JMME and badges marked IMME? What i mean is, are JMME marked badges identical (material, finish and construction), but different from IMME marked examples...

[Indy]

As I know, IMME pilot badges were made by Junker, and JMME PBs were made by JMME. I may be wrong, but that's what I know so far.

KR
Indy