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This is a wonderful piece. It's frosty and perfect with textbook flat prongs. The case shows some light scuffs from age and storage but is excellent. This is fresh from a Toledo estate sale picked by a good buddy who stops at nothing to find excellent militaria!
This is a really nice example with even honest aged appearance. The pin and hinge are solid but the catch is missing. It's not mint but a really good issued example.
This is a nice early example showing an even tarnished silver finish. The back is unmarked and has a solid pin and catch set. 
This is a later war unmarked example showing good but grey look. It has nice sharp detail and a solid pin and catch. This is a really honest yet attractive example of a badge that will always be popular. 
This is a nice later war showing a soft gold color typical of later war zinc badges. The back is unmarked and has a solid pin and catch set.
This is a nice later war showing a soft silver color typical of later war zinc badges. The eagle head plate is missing, but the one below it is nice. The back is unmarked and has a solid pin and catch set. This is a good looking example perfect for a mannequin or the budget minded collector.
This is a later war unmarked example showing good
but grey look. It has nice sharp detail and a
solid pin and catch. This is a really
honest yet attractive example of a badge that will always be popular.
This is right out of the woodwork in Warren, Michigan from a WWII vet's son. The silver finish has flaked off a good amount, but is still there on the highlights. The bomb has turned a nice old toned color. The overall appearance is very nice. Both the pin and catch are very solid. This is a great chance to by a no-question real silver bomber clasp.
This is from a WWII US Army veteran's souvenir box. It has an even grey look with nice details and a good solid pin and catch.
This is right out of the woodwork in Warren, Michigan from a WWII vet's son. This is a typical late war unmarked example. The finish is an ever dark grey with good detail. It has a solid pin and a period repaired catch. If you fear replicas, this is a sure thing for your collection.
This is a nice later war showing a soft gold color typical of later war zinc badges. The back is unmarked and has a solid pin and ball hinge catch.
These eagles have never been applied to badges. The prongs were never added. They are the later war zinc type, and will look great with your Luftwaffe insignias & badges.
This is a good solid later war example. Much of it has a grey appearance with the clouds being painted a dark blue grey. Both the pin and catch are solid and sound.
This is a good solid later war example. Much of it has a grey appearance with the clouds being painted a dark blue grey. Both the pin and catch are solid and sound.
This is a nice clean original example without issues or problems. It will display great in your collection.
This is a nice clean original example without issues or problems. It will display great in your collection.
This is a nice clean original example without issues or problems. It will display great in your collection.
This is a great looking example with crisp finish and details. The back is nicely marker marked and dated with a solid pin and catch.
This is a nice looking example with crisp and details, with a solid pin and catch. It will display great in your collection. 
This is a nice looking example with good finish and details. The back is nicely marker marked and dated with a solid pin and catch.
This is an attractive wartime badge made by Herman Wernstein. It is marked with the 'W' with 5 dots. The bronze finish is mostly there. The catch is made with their classic dimpled hinge plate and a solid catch. This one will display very well in your collection.
This is a good looking original example showing honest age, but no problems. Most of the finis is gone, but it has great details and a solid pin and catch.
This is a nice looking example with even dark finish, nice details and and a solid pin and catch set. Sorry, most of the finish has been lost to history.
This is a good honest grey looking badge, with unique back and a solid pin & catch.
This is an attractive honest looking badge, with nice details and a soft flat silver finish. Yes, it has a solid pin & catch.
This is a nice later war original piece with good finish and the correct pin.
These are typically grey as the silver finish just does not stick from years of age. This one is a good looking example with nice silver finish and a solid pin and catch set. It will look great on a tunic or display.
This is a nice honest original piece with nice details and a good amount of finish It has a solid pin and catch. It looks good and will display well.
This is a nice honest original piece with nice details but minimal finish, which is typical. The back is well maker marked and features a solid pin and catch.
This is a nice later war original piece with good finish and the correct pin.
This is a nice honest example showing age and use. The pin looks to be period replaced.
This is a nice honest original piece with decent finish and the correct pin.
This is a very nice looking Krim shield with excellent finish, all the prongs, and solid backing, but with some moth nibbles. It will display very well in your collection.
This is a good looking very honest example with the original backing. It shows age; which is a nice indicator of originality.
This is a nice original example, that shows honest age, right out of the woodwork in Toledo, Ohio The finish shows oxidation with silver highlights. The pin and catch are both solid and sound. The backing plate is still, there which is always a good thing. Overall, it's a very honest example.
This is a super original example that shows honest age. The finish is still good for a later war zinc badge. The pin and catch are both solid and sound and it is nicely marker marked on the back. The backing plate is still there which is always a good thing. Overall it's a very honest example.
This one shows honest age but with sharp details. The finish is mostly gone, which is typical for a later war zinc badge. The pin and catch are both solid and sound and it is nicely marker marked on the back. Overall it's a very honest example.
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