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    Interesting (in my opinion) sports badge

    Here is this sports badge DRL but without svastika, for war disabled of my collection. I think that is a badge immediately post war or so, because this kind of badge (gold and silver) was instituted in 1942.
    Someone wants give any opinion about it?

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    Hi!!
    Nice Badge!!!
    Difficult to date these exactly, could be 50's??
    Hardware looks like Deumer to me!!!
    -Nigel
    sigpic 57ers...."The Devil Is In The Detail"

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      #3
      Originally posted by Nigel N View Post
      Hi!!
      Nice Badge!!!
      Difficult to date these exactly, could be 50's??
      Hardware looks like Deumer to me!!!
      -Nigel
      Hi Nigel ! Question: Was the reason makers of post war medals & badges did not (in most cases) maker mark their items just economic ??? or do we even know ?? Tom

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        Originally posted by Tom B View Post
        Hi Nigel ! Question: Was the reason makers of post war medals & badges did not (in most cases) maker mark their items just economic ??? or do we even know ?? Tom
        Hi Tom!
        Great question, not really sure on the answer!017.gif
        The earliest Deumer EK1's had the L/11 MM, and the EK2's all seem to have the "3" on the ribbon ring, the earliest S&L EK2'S had the "4" on the ribbon ring, and a few pinback badges and medals used wartime leftover pins, again with the "4" mark!
        Assmann pieces were often marked with the stylised "A", and Souval still used the L/58 on some 57 pieces and blankcore EK's etc.
        But the vast majority of pieces by both S&L, Deumer, and all the Deschler's I've seen are all unmarked!! Why??? Don't know??
        You would have though they would have been proud of their products and marked them all???
        -Nigel
        sigpic 57ers...."The Devil Is In The Detail"

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          #5
          Indeed Deumer ... here is another one ( though not cut out completely )
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            #6
            Fsntastic one Matthieu
            Regards

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              #7
              Originally posted by paracelso View Post
              Fsntastic one Matthieu
              Regards
              Up for sale very shortly, if you are interested

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                #8
                Thanks Matthieu. I present two more St. u. L. from my collection.

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                  #9
                  Mathijs, remember not to sell the ones you really like (seriously). These are all very nice examples.

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                    #10
                    Since I have never collected 57 type badges of any kind , I've learned a lot from this forum. The medals I have are all keepers and thats why I have "tried" not to collect any of them in multiples. That way I'm not tempted to sell. Tom

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                      #11
                      Great Sports badges Gents, with familiar rear hardware ! The Deumer version, cut out or not, the quality is still evident, nice examples
                      Prost ! Steve.

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