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    #1

    Fallschirmschutzenabzeichen post card

    Seeing as this is of a badge I thought I would post it here as well!

    Nice early Juncker badge!

    Regards,

    Neil
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    Interesting postcard Neil. Is that part of a series?

    ts not really that clear but I think I would agree to it being an early Juncker. Anything on the back?

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      #3
      Interesting early wreath

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        #4
        Skip, nothing much on the back, just 'Unsere Luftwaffe' came with a couple of other Fallschirmjager post cards in the same series.

        Regards,

        Neil

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          #5
          Is that a Junker style eagle? Could someone post an early Junker to compare the eagles?

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            #6
            John,

            Have a look at this thread:

            http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...ad.php?t=63232

            Regards,

            Neil

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              #7
              Hi Neil,

              Very interesting postcard! It does look more like the early Juncker than an Assmann (or one of the "egg" wreath examples). I can maybe just make out one notch on the swas (9 o'clock position). Can you make out the swas "notch" at the 1 o'clock position from the original card? That would seal it for me - not that I have any doubts about these rare early Junckers!

              Regards
              Mike K
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                Hi Mike

                Here is a close up, it looks like my 1st patt Junckers by the claws.

                Regards,

                Neil
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