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    ROAG by BSW

    Just got my second bird. Its a nice tombak that's lived life.... honest and worn. I hope you like it
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      #3
      re-roag badge

      very very nice example! i have 4 that i acquired this last year...will post soon.
      jonjrl

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        #4
        A good honest been-there badge
        I think it would look better if you used better or natural lighting in your photos

        Regards,
        Frank

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          #5
          I was thinking the same thing about the lighting. It almost looks like a zincer in that light. BSW's are not that common. You won't find a lot of threads on the WAF about them. The wreath and eagle look correct but I wonder if that is a repaired catch. BSW's typically have a thicker wire that would be difficult to stretch out like on this example I think.
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            #6
            Originally posted by rfleming32 View Post
            I was thinking the same thing about the lighting. It almost looks like a zincer in that light. BSW's are not that common. You won't find a lot of threads on the WAF about them. The wreath and eagle look correct but I wonder if that is a repaired catch. BSW's typically have a thicker wire that would be difficult to stretch out like on this example I think.

            Nice badge Fleming.
            As for the thin wire catch, I think it is original. While I don't own a BSW RO-AG, I have an unmolested BSW pilot badge with the same thin round wire catch.

            Frank

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              #7
              Nice badge Will (and of course Richard too). ROAGs don't get much air time on WAF and the BSW probably less than any. I have always liked the ROAG badges but most collectors seem to be drawn by the 'glamour' of pilot badges.

              A great addition to your collection Will - you now officially have 'the bug'.

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                #8
                Hi Will,

                Very nice addition, not often we get to see BSW ROAGs. Everything looks good on yours, correct type of BSW hinge, correct rivets and I also think the catch is fine. Nice all-around example.

                Tom
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                  #9
                  thanks for the comments guys, I apologise for the not so good pictures....the light is terrible here. Its to grey and cloudy and I am terrible photographing in artificial light.

                  The catch is not replaced, it has been reshaped.

                  I am loving these Luft badges.... this goes nice with my Pilot Badge


                  PS. I had an interesting observation made by someone today; "why do pilot badges et al come with thin pins and hardware when compared to many Heer and Kriegsmarine awards?"
                  Does anyone know?

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                    #10
                    Hi Will,
                    The 2nd photo made a big difference, lovely ROAG!
                    Welcome to the club

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