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    Luft Breast Eagle A DRGM

    This surprised me, it was supposed to be unmarked...
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    #2
    The little A and DRGM was difficult to find, at first.
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      #3
      Last shot. Not the prettiest but I'm a real sucker for good Luft Breast Badges.
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        #4
        Quite mindblowing for me. I love these eagles and get emotional when seeing members get a hold of one. I trully consider these to me THE original aluminum summer tunic eagles.

        Yuri

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          #5
          I have no valid explanation for the gilding but I like this eagle...... after looking the pics again the patina shows (maybe the pics) some gold finish - what about one gilded in gold for general but really washed/worn?
          I need another coffee.
          Collection : http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...d.php?t=807895

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            #6
            Now that is nice, Brian.. I agree, a truley wonderful piece of design..

            Hope you don't mind me posting this example, just to get Yuri 'all emotional' again..
            Warmest Regards ... John

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              #7
              And, the back... DRGM + small 'A' marked...
              Warmest Regards ... John

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                #8
                John, truly a perfect example! Yuri, I have to admit these breast eagles are something else. Francois, I'm having my first cup!

                Anyone figure out the gilting on mine??? It's very evident in the wings.
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                Last edited by Brian S; 10-03-2003, 09:58 AM.

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                  #9
                  Hi B, I would think that it's as Francios suggests, an example belonging to an officer with the rank of General...
                  Warmest Regards ... John

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by J Temple-West
                    Hi B, I would think that it's as Francios suggests, an example belonging to an officer with the rank of General...
                    That's more than I could have expected! He's going right to the top row.

                    P. 292 Volume 1 of Angolia's Uni. & Tradit. of the Luftwaffe, " The national emblem was pressed of aluminum-colored (gold-colored for general officers) metal, and was pinned through two or three white thread eyelets...in such a way that the swastika covered the buttonhole."
                    Last edited by Brian S; 10-03-2003, 01:08 PM.

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