Pilot-Observer Badge with Diamonds today

[JackHun]

Thank you very much Sepp!! Hugely interesting thread!

Jack

[AFF96]

Thank you very much Sepp!! Hugely interesting thread!

Jack

[Sepp45]

Thank you very much Sepp!! Hugely interesting thread!

Jack

Thanks Jack

[B-24 Liberator]

Very very cool.........


Wait, reminds me of a tune.


Nazi's in the sky with diamonds........

[5ribbonbar]

Great thread...most enjoyable.

Skorzeny's badge is just art. Stunning stuff...

Cheers,

Glen

[Pieter Verbruggen]

Great thread...most enjoyable.

Skorzeny's badge is just art. Stunning stuff...

Cheers,

Glen

...modern art...
Pieter.

[StefanK.]

It was not Generalfeldmarschall Walther but Oberst Bernd von Brauchitsch who received the PO with diamonds. He was Görings adjutant.

[Sepp45]

It was not Generalfeldmarschall Walther but Oberst Bernd von Brauchitsch who received the PO with diamonds. He was Görings adjutant.

Hi StefanK; as you said, it was correctly put in that way on the first. There's no mistake

[Pieter Verbruggen]

A good photo posted by Mark Costa, showing reitsch wearing the standard PO badge with diamonds also.

...it's the IMIT piece.
Pieter.

[Sepp45]

Rommel wearing the badge with diamonds, after a meeting with Italian officers.

[Sepp45]

A nice and rare photo showing Feldmarschalls Milch and Kesserling, both wearing they PO badge with diamonds.

[Pieter Verbruggen]

A nice and rare photo showing Feldmarschalls Milch and Kesserling, both wearing they PO badge with diamonds.

Albert! You are holding it up site down....

Pieter.

[Sepp45]

Another example, sold some time ago, by H. Historica.

[Pieter Verbruggen]

...cannot understand why there is so few interest in these IMIT pieces. When offered they rarely sell. In hands they are so beautiful and easier to obtain than the presentation version. Strange world the collecting world...
Pieter.

[John T]

Maybe a function of price..also the finish on the IMIT piece posted is lackluster, I would favor one with a finish as on the awarded pieces if I were to spring for an IMIT