Luftwaffe Qualification (Flight)
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    FLIGHT BADGES

    CIVIL FLIGHT BADGES

    		(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)

    		(J1489) A very nice and so far unidentified Glider Cloth Patch that shows a silver bird within an oakleaf wreath. The patch shows some mothing but is in very nice condition. In the book "NSKK and NSFK", David Littlejohn shows a similar example and says unidentified. Recently acquired from a German house clearance agent, the cross was in amongst a pile of Luftwaffe and NSFK insignia.

    GBP £75.00 (UK Pounds)

    		(J1490) An NSFK Glider Achievement Award being grade C with three gulls. The badge is on grey cloth with a silver bullion circle and three gulls embroidered in bullion also. Very nice to find. Recently acquired from a German house clearance agent, the cross was in amongst a pile of Luftwaffe and NSFK insignia.

    GBP £50.00 (UK Pounds)

    LUFTWAFFE PILOTS BADGES
    Instituted on 26th March 1936,

    		Sorry we are sold out of this item

    GBP £.00 (UK Pounds)

    LUFTWAFFE OBSERVER BADGES
    Instituted on 26th March 1936

    		(H1346) A nice early issue Observer badge fully maker stamped to the reverse P Maybauer, Berlin. The badge appears to use the Juncker style of wreath and is of very nice quality and condition with some age tarnishing to it. The badge was purchased at a local fair just recently from a local man who stated it was removed from a POW. The badge still retains a high proportion of it's frosted and burnished finish although it has now toned. This was the original write up and we have just recently purchased the badge back again.

    GBP £950.00 (UK Pounds)

    LUFTWAFFE RETIRED PILOTS BADGE
    Instituted on 26th March 1936

    		Sorry we are sold out of this item

    GBP £.00 (UK Pounds)

    GLIDER PILOTS BADGE
    Instituted on 16th December 1940

    		Sorry we are sold out of this item

    GBP £.00 (UK Pounds)

    RADIO OPPERATOR/FLIGHT ENGINENEER BADGES
    Instituted on 26th March 1936

    		(J1705) A German Air Gunner's Badge. The badge is well used and worn and is an Early example. It appears to have been removed probably from a crashed Luftwaffe crewman, as the way the badge is bashed in, it looks like it has come into contact with something hard and heavy. Having said this, both the rivets are fine and the badge is well twisted out of shape but still the pin and hinge work. An early quality badge, you just have to admire the workmanship!

    GBP £350.00 (UK Pounds)

    AIR GUNNER/FLIGHT ENGINENEER BADGES
    Instituted on 22nd June 1942

    		(J1631) An Excellent example of an Air Gunner's Badge by the maker GWL. The badge is in very nice condition with all the features associated with this maker of a cast in hinge and hook. An identical reverse is shown in the latest Niemann catalogue on page 776. The badge is of superb quality and condition and is not a modified Radio Operator's Badge, this is a Genuine Air Gunner. Very hard to find nowadays.

    GBP £700.00 (UK Pounds)

    FLIGHT CLASPS
    Instituted in three types on 30th January 1941 for Fighters, Bombers and Reconnaissance

    		(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)

    		 (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)

    		 (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)

    		 (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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