Pilot-Observer Badge with Diamonds today

[Sepp45]

Reichsmarschall Hermann Göring on June 21st, 1941, during the KC award of Rudolf Nacke.

[frankandfrank]

Lörzer piece here

Lörzer diamonds badge is sold here:

https://www.weitze.net/militaria/43/...n__172543.html

[ww2gunguy]

I really hate the POR crap on some dealer's sites...just list the stupid price!...does anyone know the asking price?...not that I'm a a buyer by any means, but just curious.

[Stan]

Well it’s not on Weitze’s website now so must have been sold.

Stan

[Gary Symonds]

I really hate the POR crap on some dealer's sites...just list the stupid price!...does anyone know the asking price?...not that I'm a a buyer by any means, but just curious.

Couldn't agree more!

Weitze just loves this POR Nonsense.

He has an alleged 1810 PLM for sale; "Price on Request."

Why not just tell us the price Helmut, what is the harm?

[Sepp45]

Generaloberst Alexander Löhr with his badge (including a wonderful zoom).

His IMIT piece was sold by a German auction house.

According to Weitze: "Alexander Löhr estate in Austria was divided into 7 groups years ago due to its size, and each group was sold individually. We had the opportunity to purchase a group in May 2019. The group consisted of the following pieces: the common pilot and observer badge with diamonds, the Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross with oak leaves, Austria 1st Republic Common pilot and observer badge (only 4 awards), a pair of unworn collar patches as a lieutenant general of the Air Force (around 1938 ), his national annual hunting license, issued in 1942, various secret target master cards of the Air Force for the bombing of Yugoslavia as well as some field post letters and letters from the captivity of Löhr written to his wife."

[Sepp45]

The IMIT badge of Generaloberst Löhr, offered by Weitze.

[Norm F]

The IMIT badge of Generaloberst Löhr, offered by Weitze.

The reverse.

[Sepp45]

Good view of GFM Albert Kesselring's diamond piece, during his surrender to US forces.

[Todd Gylsen]

Hugo Sperrle

Caption is missing:
Identified in photo: Muencheberg , Generalfeldmarschall Sperrle, and Friedrich Huth.

[Todd Gylsen]

Hans Ulrich Rudel

press caption missing

[Mark Costa]

Rudel is wearing the standard badge in the above photo and not the Diamond version.

Mark Costa

[solo]

And the Gold Keuz in cloth
Carlo

[Sepp45]

French General Vuillemin (wearing the badge); General Francois D' Astier de la Vigerie and Vuillemin's aide Hubert-Marie Joseph De Greffrier.

One more photo of Francois D' Astier, Vuillemin and Milch