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    Juncker pilots badge for review

    Just picked this up , badge has been repaired on the wreath buy the swaz , maybe the pilot crashed? I still think its cool! Is this a typical pin for this type of badge? Thanks for any help i can get.
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      #3
      With the exception of the hook repair, it's a nice J3 pilot. The pin is the correct one for this badge.
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        Thanks

        Thank you very much that helps things thank you.

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          Originally posted by D. Wyatt View Post
          With the exception of the hook repair, it's a nice J3 pilot. The pin is the correct one for this badge.
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            Hi Nate,

            I agree with Dave and Seb, the only thing replaced on this badge is the catch. The crack on the swastika is a "cold shut" which is formed when the badge is produced. Small cracks and shuts like this are typical of Juncker products, especially later in the war.

            Tom
            If it doesn't have a hinge and catch, I'm not interested......well, maybe a little

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