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    "2" Infantry Assault - A real one?

    This is my first infantry assault badge, part of a collection I recently "inherited". I am trying to determine authenticity and value of a number of pieces. Many will be sold on the estand after authenticity is established. I thank you all for your assistance. Edged weapons, pistols, etc I know, but badges/medals/iron crosses??? Not a chance! So Your help is greatly appreciated!

    The Obverse, shot in slightly too bright a light.
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      Hinge and Maker

      By the way, if real, what manufacturer does "2" represent?
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        Reverse again in subdued light - Thank you again in advance!!
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          William,the #2 is the maker mark.In my opinion a original badge.Jay

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            It lookes like a good "2" to me. The "2" stands for...........we believe a die number or production number for Assmann

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              just like what Greg said.......2 is for the # of Assmann's die

              This IAB looks good. Gongrats

              kr
              Indy

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                A big thank you to all for the quick responses!

                Thank you for sharing your expertise! Great collecting to all!

                William

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                  Hello,

                  Well Assman badges are sometimes marked with their die numbers and have the ejector marks present such as your badge does.

                  William Kramer
                  Please visit my site: https://wehrmacht-militaria.com/

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