CEJ - Fliegerschützen with Lithgningbots for review

[Christian L]

Would like to get your opinion on this nice CEJ Fliegerschützen with Lightningbolts - which is for sale at www.straube-orden.de
Thanks a lot for your help in advance Christian

[Christian L]

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[Midas]

Hi

Heavily polished - but still a good one imo.

regards
Midas

[spectre]

I wouldn't say it's polished but it does have some wear to it. A very nice original and early piece.

Alan

[Rich G]

I wouldn't say it's polished but it does have some wear to it. A very nice original and early piece.

Alan

I agree with Alan... When you think this is a badge that may well have been worn from the early days ie 1936 as it is the earliest known Juncker style, it would be difficult for it to keep it's finish. What makes these additionally appealing is that they seem to be made from neusilber and therefore wear wonderfully.

I have one the same (not CEJ marked) and the wear is the same. It also has the owner's details scratched onto the reverse.

Rich

[Karsten S]

Very nice and original early ROAG.

No need to repeat, because everything else is stated by Alan and Rich.

Cheers

Karsten

[all1knew]

Hello there,

A fine looking badge.

William Kramer

[Gary B]

Dear Christian,

There appears to be a name scratched in it. Is the name legible?

Gary B

[Christian L]

Thanks a lot for your help!

Will try to find out more about the scratching - after you (Gary) wrote it - i saw it as well

Christian

[Gary B]

Hi Christian,

Given the fact that he was an early ROAG, he might have earned the Honor Goblet. You might be able to cross check the scratched name against the Honor Goblet rolls.

Gary B