Hi
I just got this one in and i have lost track on the debate on these, still FLL?
Thanks
Dion
I just got this one in and i have lost track on the debate on these, still FLL?
Thanks
Dion
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Iam Uncle Sam
That’s who Iam
Been hiding out
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That’s who Iam
Been hiding out
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3Iam Uncle Sam
That’s who Iam
Been hiding out
In a rock and roll bandComment
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Absolutely and 100%. In my book I do a lengthy analysis comparing the Flak and pilot to the marked CCC and PABs.
MarcComment
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Same catch as there ccc, thats for certain marc.Iam Uncle Sam
That’s who Iam
Been hiding out
In a rock and roll bandComment
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Same hinge too Dion. Also, same type of thin silver wash on the wreath as is found on most Silver FLLs.
TomIf it doesn't have a hinge and catch, I'm not interested......well, maybe a littleNew Book - The German Close Combat Clasp of World War II
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My question to some of you more knowledgable FLL guys is wherher or not there is a defined "textbook" criteria to determine authenticity for FLL badges. I've seen a variety of catches, hinges, rivets, and wingtips that all seem to fall into the good category. Is this correct or did FLL just use a large vairity of hardware throught their manufacturing process?Ignored Due To Invisibility.Comment
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Larry,
As I show in my most excellent book
they did use a small variety, but it was finite and all easily identifiable. But it is MORE than hardware. Be patient man!
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