Turkey, Saxony, Prussia... a Minichain to die for....

[Chris Boonzaier]

This is the first miniature chain I have ever owned.... it is so cool it almost makes me want to collect them!

[dedehansen]

Hi Chris,

very nice, thank´s for sharing.

Regards
Andreas

[Chris Boonzaier]

Geil neh?

[Claudio]

Nice! It could have been worn by a junior officer pilot of the Pasha 300 Fliegerabteilung...

[Chris Boonzaier]

Hi,

 

it was pointed out to me that a pilot would have had a pilot badge on the chain, or would that have been more of the WW2 era thing?

Navy would have been another posibility.

Unfortunately I am unable to get a name for the winner.

 

[Signalcorps45]

Chris,

WOW. Very nice

Dean

[ixhs]

Das vom Harun el Raschid gefällt mir besser

[Wild Card]

What a nice start to a mini collection.

Congratulations 

Wild Card

[Chris Boonzaier]

3 minutes ago, Wild Card said:

What a nice start to a mini collection.

Congratulations 

Wild Card

Hi,

I will be trading it sometime in the future, I cannot afford to add another branch to the collection, it is hard enough to stay on a straight line as it is! ;-)

[Wild Card]

How well I know, these little guys can really get to you.

I once felt the same way, but now, forty years later, I'm still hooked.

How I wish that I could find that straight line again.

 

[Chris Liontas]

I thought pilot badges were a WW2 thing on chains.  Did they place them on chains in WW1???   Ok you're making me go upstairs and read references......again.....she's going to be mad...

[Stogieman]

Chris, Beautiful addition to the collection. Not all pilots had minis of their badges, I've seen chains with them and without.

Beautiful and thanks for sharing!

[Claudio]

Some Badges and pocket pin awards (like IC 1st class) were worn on the tuxedo in full scale size with miniatures chains...