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A German Army Flak Badge by Juncker with Recipient Postcard

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A German Army Flak Badge by Juncker with Recipient Postcard

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A German Army Flak Badge by Juncker with Recipient Postcard

In feinzink, unmarked, 44.7 mm x 60 mm, vertical pinback, exhibiting the manufacturing characteristics of C.E.Juncker, overall silvering loss, near extremely fine. Accompanied by a Postcard (black and white, faded to a sepia-toned look, illustrating a Gefreiter preparing to fire a rifle and supervised by a Obergefreiter standing to his left, the latter wearing a Wound Badge, the Infantry Badge and a Ribbon Bar on his left breast, with civilians looking on, 88 mm x 139 mm, one small hole appearing through the body of the Gefreiter, paper residue on the reverse from previous album mounting).