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    #46
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    If it doesn't have a hinge and catch, I'm not interested......well, maybe a little

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      #47
      wonderfull IMO last piece of the puzzle Tom

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        #48
        Hi Tom,

        Interesting!

        Sold on the last Zeige Auktion in September with case.
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          #49
          Hi Thomas,

          Thanks for adding this Recon example. Looks like the pieces are really falling into place for FLL as the maker of these, it would be quite a coincidence if someone added these marks postwar to the exact same type of clasp (no doubts that these Recons and Bombers were made by the same producer).

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

          New Book - The German Close Combat Clasp of World War II
          [/SIGPIC][/SIGPIC]
          Available Now - tmdurante@gmail.com

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            #50
            My 10 cents. As it was already told the box is typical for FLL, so if these items were together from the very beginning there is no chance for this clasp being Assmann, since they had their own line of carton packages for Luft badges, totally different. Also red wrapping paper is pretty typical for FLL.

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              #51
              I have never in all of my life seen a clasp like this one. Truly, it is brand new.

              incredible.

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                #52
                Originally posted by Thomas Durante View Post
                Hi Thomas,

                Thanks for adding this Recon example. Looks like the pieces are really falling into place for FLL as the maker of these, it would be quite a coincidence if someone added these marks postwar to the exact same type of clasp (no doubts that these Recons and Bombers were made by the same producer).

                Tom
                And how easy would it be to add a maker´s mark on a finished badge or clasp without damage. Especially on a quite fragile thing as a flight clasp. Guess it is very risky to do such a thing.

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