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    #1

    Juncker ROAG

    Hey guys!
    Recently received this Juncker ROAG. My question is it a tombak or N/S construction? Also I still have a heck of a time determining if it's a J-2 or 3? Weights +- 33.50 grams.
    Thanks!!
    Greg
    ROAG Juncker 007.jpg

    ROAG Juncker 015.jpg
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    Those 1st pics look a bit washed out here are a couple more if they help.
    Thanks!!
    Greg
    ROAG Juncker 003.jpg

    ROAG Juncker 013.jpg

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      #3
      That would be the J3 design, looks like a nice tombak piece.

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        #4
        Originally posted by Chad View Post
        That would be the J3 design, looks like a nice tombak piece.
        Thanks Chad!!!
        Appreciate it!
        Greg

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          #5
          Hi Greg,

          Great Juncker ROAG, very nice. I agree with Chad, looks to be a nice J3 pattern. J1 and J2 eagles are almost identical to eachother, and quite rare. This pattern is the more mass-produced one (J3) and the J4 is the one with the bolder eagle.

          The first pic are some nice J1/J2 ROAGs from Frank Scholz Collection. The 2nd badge is a J4 ROAG from Eric S.

          Tom
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            #6
            Thanks Tom! Those photos will help me get my brain wrapped around the different eagles!
            Appreciate it!!
            Greg

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              #7
              Hi Tom!
              I picked this Junckers ROAG hoping it was a J-3 to team up with my J-3 aluminum.
              Thanks!
              Greg
              Here they are:
              Early Cased ROAG J-3 Aluminum 026.jpg

              ROAG Juncker 003.jpg

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                #8
                Hey Greg,,nice set of eagles,,the alum one is much rarer?
                Greg

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by realone View Post
                  Hey Greg,,nice set of eagles,,the alum one is much rarer?
                  Greg
                  Hi Greg,
                  Thanks! The aluminum's are much harder to find.

                  http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...d.php?t=505702

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                    #10
                    Wow, that is really nice example Greg. Congrats. The two go well together

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