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    Aldwyn

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    1. I take it back... the polar bear was NOT when it was sunk in 44, but was from a British report after the sinking of the steamer Michael E. on June 2nd, 1941!

      I honestly dont know what the crew wore as their tradition pin, if they wore any at all.

      I did a quick look through my photos and books, as well as the members section of uboat.net, and cant find any pictures of the crew wearing a pin, or even a picture of either the shield or the polar bear on the conning tower!

      I will keep digging around though... maybe I will come up with something. :)

    2. Thanks for checking. I can't find anything either. John

      Dark ship... gilt wreath... cut-out lower gun barrel...

      I am pretty sure it's a Foerster and Barth.

      The bubbling on the back may be due to F&B painting the back of the badge silver, rather then leaving the raw metal. With age, I suppose the paint is bubbling? Donno about that, honestly... makes me a little suspicious.

      There isn't an L/21 stamped on the bottom of the badge below the pin?

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