WW2 German Luftwaffe Air Gunner’s /Wireless Operator’s Badge By Berg & Nolte. (Original)

SKU # 959

WW2 Original German Luftwaffe Air Gunner’s /Wireless Operator’s Badge By Berg & Nolte SKU: 959 Original/Reproduction: Original Availability: In-stock Manufacturer: Berg & Nolte Manufacturer Year:...

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WW2 Original German Luftwaffe Air Gunner’s /Wireless Operator’s Badge By Berg & Nolte

SKU: 959

Original/Reproduction: Original

Availability: In-stock

Manufacturer: Berg & Nolte

Manufacturer Year: 1940's

Material: Tombac

Condition: Excellent

Price: $975.00

Seller Type: WW2C

Seller ID: JMW

Seller Code: RD800

Return Policy: 3-day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.

Description:

German WWII Luftwaffe Air Gunner’s /Wireless Operator’s Badge by Berg & Nolte-This is a choice example of this desirable Luftwaffe badge. This is a textbook example of a mid-war production. This still has the original lacquer in spectacular detail over the eagle and the wreath. This lacquer finish is especially obvious of the reverse of the badge and gives it a very handsome appearance. The manufacturer is B&N L and it is nicely marked on the reverse of the eagle. There is an ever so slight bend in the wreath as shown in the photos. This is a beautiful badge otherwise!

History: Air Gunner qualification badge was introduced by Hermann Göring on March 26th, 1936, as an award to radio operators, air gunners and mechanics who had met the required criteria. The Wireless Operator/Air Gunner badge was awarded on an individual basis and the main criteria for bestowal was the completion of five operational flights over enemy territory or a minimum of two months active service.

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