My poor PAB

[Helene]

This sad little badge has been either badly neglected or ended up in the drink at some stage of its life. I have tried to take a photo of the marking which i can see but can't make out. The mark is inside a circle that looks to have a very fine edge. Does anyone know who this maker is? Appreciate any info. thanks.

[Helene]

What i can make out looks like the Wiedmann symbol. Could this be a Wiedmann badge? Did they make PAB'?

[xxGDxx]

I believe it's actually Hermann Wernstein(5 & L/17).

[Blued]

I believe it's actually Hermann Wernstein(5 & L/17).

Wiedmann mark actually.

[rbminis]

Wiedmann mark actually.

I agree.
Ralph.

[AndyC]

Looks like a ground dug Wiedman for me



Andy

[Aiceman]

I believe it's actually Hermann Wernstein(5 & L/17).

In early times some researcher identified this badge as Wernstein,but today fact that this is made by Wiedmann. (German Medal Makers & their Marks by Woods, PAB book by de Bock)
And Welcome in the Forum.
Happy collecting

[Oberst Rudel]

A good groundducg piece instead!

[Graeme]

In early times some researcher identified this badge as Wernstein,but today fact that this is made by Wiedmann. (German Medal Makers & their Marks by Woods, PAB book by de Bock)
And Welcome in the Forum.
Happy collecting

I believe Basti nailed the proof of Wiedmann being the manufacturer using this symbol.

best regards
Graeme

[Giel VW]

Maybe poor, but at least original

[Thomas Durante]

AGREED, an original Wiedmann despite its poor condition.

Tom