J Temple-West
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Instituted by "Der Oberbefehlshaber der Luftwaffe Reichsmarschall Hermann Göring" for Outstanding Achievements in the Technical branch of the Luftwaffe.
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Produced by Steinhauer & Lück - Lüdenscheid.
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Cased award for the 100m sprint at the annual two day sports event held by “S. A. Gruppe Niederrhein” in 1939.
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A very nice example of one of the commemorative plaques given by “Deutscher Luftsportverband” (DLV) for various flight competitions held in pre-war Germany. I’ve seen a few of these plaques over the years, some unmarked, and some with the “D i” as with your one which is most likely to be the initials of the designer.
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in zinc by steinhauer and lück
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Late war example, in zinc, by Friedrich Linden.
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Another early example in nickel silver by Friedrich Linden.
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An early example with heavy nickel plating by E. Ferdinand Wiedmann.
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in nickle plated tombak by C.E Juncker.
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an early example with heavy nickel plating by Wilhelm Hobacher.
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in zinc by Gebrüder Wegerhoff.
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in nickel silver, and attributed to Adolf Scholze.
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in zinc by Berg & Nolte.
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nickel silver example by Gustav Brehmer.
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nickel plated zinc by F.W Assmann.
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Nickel plated tombak by F.W Assmann.
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Designed by the firm W.E Peekhaus, and submitted for approval on the 19th July 1940, the badge was finally instituted on the 10th January 1941.
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If you're going to buy an RO/AG you can't go far wrong with a Deumer. The early ones.... wonderful quality. Just make sure there no repairs... catch etc.
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It is in the condition that it was found. Just a wipe with a cloth and put on a shelf.
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An early example in tombak, Nick. Very nice. Another for comparison.
