Gents, I would appreciate your thoughts on this Pilot Badge. Thanks Rich
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Good J1. Catch maybe repaired pictures are not good enoight... Piiting on that one is worst than usual.
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There's something in this J1 that worries me. If you want to know my opinion, it's not for me.
Only my 3 cents
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An original and worn Juncker J1 pilot badge in badly stored condition.
Catch might be just fine, i think it's just bent out of shape. Better pictures are required to be sure.Comment
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It's true that rivets and hinge look correct. But look please here
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Jacek,
you are comparing two different types of J1 with eachother.
The non cutout version has different handfinish & detail as the type that started this thread.
Each Juncker badge is unique with different telltales.
I have identical J1 pilot badges on file as the one that started this thread.
The absence of the feather detail is caused by the heavy pitting, which has surely influence on the detail.Comment
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Hi
Yes you are right, my fault. I forgot about that. Attached is my cut out J1PB
greetings
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