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    "Unmarked Maker" Pilot Badge - Something Interesting

    Hello All,
    I just received in this Pilots Badge in from Detlev. I didn't notice this when ordering, but it's as plain as day now that it's in hand. I direct your attention to the pin in particular - see something there that we sometimes see on Gebruber Wegerhoff Badges? Just a little additional tidbit for those of you like myself who believe these were GWL badges. I found this very interesting because this is the first time I've seen a badge from the "Unknown Maker" with barber polling on the pin. Does anyone else have this anomoly on their badges by the "Unknown Maker"?? Just curious.
    Regards,
    ERIC
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    The pin

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      #3
      Why the pin of course with those diagonal lines going up and down the entire pin.

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        #4
        Hi Eric,

        Here's mine, from the same series (with the die mark to the the reverse of the wreath)... No rolling marks. The differences are probably due to a new stock of wire being obtained and used at sometime during the production of this particular series.
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        Warmest Regards ... John

        cimilitaria.com

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          Reverse..
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          Warmest Regards ... John

          cimilitaria.com

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            #6
            I'll show something else. The following Pilot's Badge was for sale some time ago, with a faint vestage of a maker's mark. I think this is the closest we have come to finding out who the maker of these badges was:
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                #8
                Faint trace of a maker's stamp:
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                  #9
                  Running this maker's stamp through a few Photoshop filters and blurs, you get something that looks like a "1" over a "2":
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                    #10
                    Maybe it was the price rubber stamped on?
                    Interested in hand-stitched EM/NCO LW insignia and cuff-titles
                    Decorations of Germany

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                      #11
                      Originally posted by Richard Gordon
                      Maybe it was the price rubber stamped on?
                      Hard to tell. This is the only Pilot's Badge that I've seen this stamp on. A true anomaly.

                      Yuri

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                        #12
                        Thanks guys for the posts. No more of these style Pilot Badges with barber polling on the pin?? I thought for sure at least one other member here would / could have this anomoly on their example, be it a zinc or buntmetall example.
                        ERIC

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