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    Von Epp with makers mark....?

    Havent seen one like this...thoughts...?...dated 1919 and a makers mark.....?
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    Originally posted by Pink View Post
    Havent seen one like this...thoughts...?...dated 1919 and a makers mark.....?
    back of badge...
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      #3
      It looks good, some info for you to take a gander at.
      http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...7&postcount=48

      Im looking for a mounted v. Epp badge if you are looking to sell.

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        #4
        nice one. bronzed zinc type.

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          I've just noticed this thread -- many thanks to Bolewts58 for his informative historic background note posted in 2015, and to Mchap for providing a link to it now. For many years I've had an Epp Raute w/o cloth sleeve diamond in my collection but had no idea about these details. Mine is unmarked, but it is great to have this additional information. Many thanks again, friends!

          Br. James

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            Originally posted by Br. James View Post
            I've just noticed this thread -- many thanks to Bolewts58 for his informative historic background note posted in 2015, and to Mchap for providing a link to it now. For many years I've had an Epp Raute w/o cloth sleeve diamond in my collection but had no idea about these details. Mine is unmarked, but it is great to have this additional information. Many thanks again, friends!

            Br. James
            There are two basic types: marked and unmarked. The marked one has a high relief, thick rim and is marked "1919 Schwergele" which is actually the designer, not the maker. The unmarked version has a thinner rim and lower relief.

            The von Epp badge was around for a long time. After the Freikorps period, it became a tradition badge in the Reichswehr and then in 1934, the SA. There are Third Reich versions of the 2nd unmarked badge with RZM numbers on the back.

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              #7
              Thanks very much for the additional information.

              Cheers,

              Br. James

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