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FLIGHT BADGES
(F1174) A Civilian Glider Pilot's Badge being a button studded circular Badge with a blue paint
finish with two white gulls. The badge is in near mint condition and is the grade B. Given to non military
personnel, this changed and several military luftwaffe glider pilots were seen wearing this award often.
GBP £ 20.00 (UK Pounds)
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(F1175) A circular Badge being the grade C non powered Flight Badge showing three seagulls
on a blue painted background. This is the higher grade for the Glider Pilots and although a
civilian award, many military glider pilot's qualified for this award. This can be seen in
several photographs of the time. In near mint.
GBP £ 30.00 (UK Pounds)
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(J274) A very scarce example of a very rare badge being the NSFK 2nd Pattern Flying Badge. The badge which is non magnetic is in very nice condition and appears to be manufactured out of pressed brass. The badge has the usual mark to the reverse of Ges Gesch 22639 to the wing in raised digits as well as the usual horizontal pin set out in the manner of the SA Sports Badge. The badge is just a textbook example of this rare badge and this type can be seen in any of the well known reference books, including Niemanns, Formans, and Littlejohns and matches the size and dimensions shown. GBP £1000.00 (UK Pounds)
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LUFTWAFFE PILOTS BADGES
Instituted on 26th March 1936,
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(J762) A Near Mint example of a late war Luftwaffe Pilots Badge. The badge has virtually all of it's original finish with the silver wreath being the aluminium painted type with the eagle being blackened. The badge is of very nice quality and construction and has fretted out wing tips to the eagle. Very hard to find in this quality and condition. This item was found in a house clearance in Germany. GBP £425.00 (UK Pounds)
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(J1112) A nice example of an early heavy quality Pilot's Badge. The badge could possibly be a pilot observer as the wreath has tinges of gold to it and the solder around the hook and hinge also appear to be gold in colour. The award was recently purchased from the family of the home guard member who removed the badge from a crewman from a shot down German aircraft. The award has subsequently resided with the family until now. The eagle has nicely cut out wing tips and the swastika is nicely burnished with the eagle being an oxidised silver in colour. This is mirrored by the toning of the wreath, which gives a nice overall appearance that makes it look like it could be a pilot observer's badge. The reverse has a gold tinge also to the wreath and the eagle has a nice quality hinge and hook. The eagle is also marked with the following "BRUDER SCHNEIDER A.G. WIEN". This is the full trademark for the firm of BSW. The badge is of very early quality and construction and rivals it's Juncker early counterparts nicely. The eagle also shows the standard fault for the BSW of the claw touching swastika, although this has been finely cut, it can still be seen it was touching. A superb badge probably one of the best seen in many years and with a nice early maker, you don't encounter them like this now. £999.00
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LUFTWAFFE OBSERVER BADGES
Instituted on 26th March 1936
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SOLD OUT
SOLD OUT (UK Pounds)
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LUFTWAFFE RETIRED PILOTS BADGE
Instituted on 26th March 1936
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Sorry we are sold out of this item GBP £.00 (UK Pounds)
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GLIDER PILOTS BADGE
Instituted on 16th December 1940
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Sorry we are sold out of this item GBP £.00 (UK Pounds)
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RADIO OPPERATOR/FLIGHT ENGINENEER BADGES
Instituted on 26th March 1936
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Sorry we are sold out of this item GBP £.00 (UK Pounds)
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AIR GUNNER/FLIGHT ENGINENEER BADGES
Instituted on 22nd June 1942
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SORRY SOLD OUT
GBP £00.00 (UK Pounds)
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FLIGHT CLASPS
Instituted in three types on 30th January 1941 for Fighters, Bombers and
Reconnaissance
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(E522) A late war bronze Fighter Clasp that has seen better days. The clasp has had
a few knocks and bashes to the swastika as can be seen from the scan. The wreath to this
has been blackened for the grade of a night fighter. The arrow is held on by a single tiny rivet.
In vgc.
GBP £250.00 (UK Pounds)
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(E523) A silver Luftwaffe Reconnaissance clasp with a blackened eagle attached
to the badge by a single rivet. The badge has the maker stamp of BSW into the back
of the badge. The badge also has the swastika not very well formed although this is how
the badge was manufactured and appears to be a fault with the manufacturing as
the plating
etc is all intact. Otherwise in vgc.
GBP £250.00 (UK Pounds)
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(E541) An early maker marked bronze Reconnaissance clasp. The clasp has been in contact
with an aluminium Pilot's badge and as such has some minor corrosion taken place on the reverse,
which has partially obscured the maker's name although it can still be read, which is JMME
& SOHN . The clasp has a nice silver eagle rivetted to the badge and apart from the minor
corrosion to the back, the fron is very nice.
GBP £225.00 (UK Pounds)
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(H914)A mid war zinc Bomber Bar being made in one piece with a separately applied hinge and hook. The clasp is probably a silver example although this is open to debate. To the reverse it is marked F & BL. The pin is non magnetic on this example. Nice over all ex veteran find. GBP £150.00 (UK Pounds)
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(J510) A Mid War Zinc Fighter Clasp with a separately applied centre of an upward pointed blackened arrow. The arrow is non magnetic. The badge has a separately applied hinge and hook to the reverse and this is in very good working order with the pin being magnetic. The clasp is maker marked BSW and it is quite nice to find a mid war example. The award has a nice overall finish. Quite scarce to find. GBP £375.00 (UK Pounds)
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