Metal Luftwaffe Pilot Badge

Product Code: SKU2301

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A metal reproduction WW2 German Luftwaffe Pilots Qualification Badge
Description

Reproduction WW2 German Luftwaffe Pilots Qualification Badge, with the correct pin back.

Introduced in 1935, the decoration was awarded on completion of the necessary practical and theoretical flight training to become a Pilot in the Luftwaffe. They are mid-war in design, and feature the black Luftwaffe Eagle at the centre of a laurel and oakleaf wreath. The reverse has a pin for fixing to the tunic, as well as the Assman 'A' makers mark.

These are well finished, high quality reproductions, as worn by Pilots in WW2 Germany's Luftwaffe.

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