Hello! My Consult

[Maximiliano]

Hi,

COLLECTORS:


YOU HAVE ANY INFORMATION ABOUT THIS SA PORT BADGE ?

IN THE REVERS SAY: FECHLER

THANKS.

[Sebastian Bianchi]

Hi Max,

First, welcome, as you may know I am also from Argentina (lived there until I was 12).

The best way for you to have your query answered is to post pictures, if you send them to me I will post it this once but just so you know for $20.00 you can become an association member and post pictures yourself.

Also I bet you didn't know that when you TYPE IN CAPS it is considered shouting. No harm done, but just an FYI.

Saludos,

Seba

[Frank Heukemes]

Max,

Just so much from the few words you wrote. Fechler, Bernsbach is a known maker of original badges of that kind. I have a bronze class Fechler.

Cheers, Frank H.

[Maximiliano]

members

gracias, seba. no sabía lo del signo.

sorry for the "!" ,

ok a will send a picture of my sa sport badge.

thank´s Cheers, Frank H.
you have a mail?

[Sebastian Bianchi]

Hola Max, mandame las fotos a info@wehrmacht-awards.com y yo las subo acá al forum (¡y de paso me contas de donde sos!)

Seba.

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[Greg]

PAB

Hi Max,

The logo on the Panzer Assault Badge looks like that of the Karl Wurster company of Markneukirchen. The hinge is the correct type for that maker.

Regards,
Greg

[Maximiliano]

Thanks gregwalden

thanks gregwalden,


For the information .


Regards,


MAX.

[Maximiliano]

GRACIAS SEBA,

GRACIAS SEBA POR PUBLICARLAS,


SALUDOS DESDE ARG.

MAX.

[Frank Heukemes]

Dear Max,

Here is another example of your Panzer badge of that maker to compare:

Cheers, Frank H.

[Frank Heukemes]

reverse:

[Maximiliano]

Hi, Munich


Thanks Munich, for the information,
you pab is a beautifull example, very nice.

Have you any information of my sa sport badge (what´s your opinion)?


thanks for response.



regards,

Max

[Frank Heukemes]

Hi Max,

hard to tell about your SA-badge from the pics, but I have the following thoughts:

-that kind of corrosion speaks for the badge, it clearly has an iron core, which is right for this badge.

-althought bright in colour, I think your badge is a bronze example that seems to have been polished at some stage of it´s existence, maybe to get rid of the corrosion a bit.

-back looks fine and compares to my "Fechler" (sorry no pic currently available).

Chances are it is good!

Cheers, Frank H.