WWII Axis wings from Finland, Bulgaria, Rumania, Italy and Croatia need 2nd opinions

[kaiserwilhelm2]

I got the Hungarian in as well but that one is just too minty for me. The golden yellow is just blinding. So that one is going back to the seller.

Unless of course someone would like to trade a worn Hungarian pilot badge for a mint one. If so, please pm me.

[Rene Chavez]

Wonderful Axis air wing badges, I love the Finnish Pilot badge very rare.

Rene Chavez
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[NickG]

Amazing material!

[Theodor]

Very nice!

[PAPI]

Croatia pilot badge (1 model) is undoubtedly original with no repairs. Beautiful piece

[MarcoPennisi]

You've won consensus!
MP

[kaiserwilhelm2]

Two more

Two more added to the collection: Rumanian and Bulgarian pilot. Enjoy! Comments very much welcome. If you do not like something please let me know.

Cheers, W

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Does anyone like my new additions?

[mgidhagen]

Very nice indeed!

The Bulgarian pilot badge is among the most beatiful pilot badges of the time, in my opinion!

Nice collection, indeed!!


Cheers,
Mikael

[Francisco V.]

Hi,
Great stuff; I like everything I see.
For your information the romanian pilot badge is german made; the hinge setup is the often encountered in frontflugspanges. Note the difference from romanian made and german ones in the right and left sides in attached pic.
Regards
Fran

[kaiserwilhelm2]

Hi,
Great stuff; I like everything I see.
For your information the romanian pilot badge is german made; the hinge setup is the often encountered in frontflugspanges. Note the difference from romanian made and german ones in the right and left sides in attached pic.
Regards
Fran

Hi Fran,

Thanks for posting your pic and commenting! Why were foreign badges poduced in Gemany? Was there such a great need for replacements? Or did German firms produce these for other airforces like the Rumanian one i.e. for export?

Cheers, W