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    JapanX

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    1. Now what are these badges? Originals or post-war replicas? It`s quite understandable to me why these badges look suspecious to our colleagues. First of all they often can be found in this brand new boxes
    2. Reverse (note different type of pin)
    3. Now another "player". This time completely silvered one Say "hi" to penetration
    4. Reverse inscription is hard to read, but it`s obvious that this badge has engraved (!!!) insciption and riverted star (!!!). Two kanji on the lefy look like name "Ikeda" (thanks Chris! )
    5. Another inscribed badge of the same type. Penetration again
    6. Insciption reads (thanks Chris for your generous help with translation! ) 大刀洗陸軍飛行学校  School for military pilots at Tachiarai Fukuoka Prefecture Left side: Kanji:第一期特別幹部候補生 1st inaugural class for officer candidates
    7. Check out this inscribed reverse
    8. But the real fun begins with this badge! These rays look familiar
    9. But last badge has another pretty alarming quality ... Take a look at this drips om propeller and edge
    10. Reverse (for view with raised needle see posts #163-164)
    11. Interesting that badge on the left (in the post #162) with original pin have practically "normal rays" See?
    12. "Our" badge indeed has rays that penetrated the feather array at the top and no signs of riverting
    13. Very interesting point of view was expressed recently regarding badge in posts #161-164 and #175-178. It is fake because a) rays penetrate the feather array at the top and b) the star is brazed onto the badge, not riveted. Let`s discuss this These are the places we are currently interested "Normal" rays "Nomal" riveted star
    14. The image is pretty blurred But I think this is Heavy Artillery
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