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    #1

    j1 for review

    Gentlemen ,

    Dear Gary,

    friends,

    I've got a hold of another "minty" J1 which I could not leave aside !

    Please comment, as I love it and would appreciate your remarks !

    Best regards

    Wolf
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    OMG do you make these for the holidays? Can I order some? Damn that is SWEET! my heart!

    There, I am dead

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      #3
      J1 for review

      Yes, Gentlemen,

      it must have been worn by " Hptm Muencheberg " nick named

      the 'Falcon of Malta' since he's shot down over 20 fighters within

      3 months !

      his squadron had been stationed in 'Catania" early 1941 ..

      Whoever has an original pic of him ... please !!!!!!!!!!!!!1

      Wolf

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        #4
        Another Gem wolf, a stunner

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          #5
          Nice one Wolf.

          Have you done any research on the name?

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            #6
            Were do you find all those great badges?


            Andy

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              #7
              Lovely badge

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                #8
                Originally posted by herkules View Post
                Yes, Gentlemen,

                it must have been worn by " Hptm Muencheberg " nick named

                the 'Falcon of Malta' since he's shot down over 20 fighters within

                3 months !

                his squadron had been stationed in 'Catania" early 1941 ..

                Whoever has an original pic of him ... please !!!!!!!!!!!!!1

                Wolf
                Very nice J1 Wolf,

                I read:

                " W.Fritz Lt. Neuhausen 2. Aufklärungsgruppe 121 Ostpreußen"

                How is this linked to an Hauptmann Müncheberg who shot down 20 Fighters

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                  #9
                  very nice!
                  I like this one most

                  kind regards 4xL

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by Sonntag View Post
                    Very nice J1 Wolf,

                    I read:

                    " W.Fritz Lt. Neuhausen 2. Aufklärungsgruppe 121 Ostpreußen"

                    How is this linked to an Hauptmann Müncheberg who shot down 20 Fighters
                    Yes, and ss instead of ß in Ostpreußen... Very nice though
                    Regards,
                    Mats

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                      #11
                      Looks like there is silver finish inside the scratch marks, what does this mean?
                      Is it the picture or is the J1 wreath made out of german silver or ... ?

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                        #12
                        Wow super nice one.

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                          #13
                          Originally posted by Sonntag View Post
                          Looks like there is silver finish inside the scratch marks, what does this mean?
                          Is it the picture or is the J1 wreath made out of german silver or ... ?
                          J1s are known with both the eagle and wreath in neusilber, both the eagle and wreath in tombak or a combination of both (possible echt silber examples aside). No problems seeing no indications of tombak on one of these.

                          Regards
                          Mike
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                          Mike

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                            #14
                            J1 for review

                            Dear All,

                            Hi Mats,


                            yes indeed the inscription "Ostpreussen" seems to having been carved

                            by a different person ...later on (?) .... not being extremely familiar with

                            the way the name was written ?

                            I wonder if it should have been written as 'sz' when carved intended to

                            remind 'whoever'

                            that this airfield had been in 'East Prussia' / Germany

                            or if that person simply could care less !?

                            I personally don't care much for these inscriptions ... !

                            wolf

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                              #15
                              Originally posted by Sonntag View Post
                              Very nice J1 Wolf,

                              I read:

                              " W.Fritz Lt. Neuhausen 2. Aufklärungsgruppe 121 Ostpreußen"

                              How is this linked to an Hauptmann Müncheberg who shot down 20 Fighters
                              I agree with Sonntag (and others); awarded to a reconnaissance pilot not a fighter pilot.

                              Lovely badge all the same

                              Stan

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