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    Assmann 1st Patt Observers in Tombac

    Here is a very fine gem, I have been meaning to post on the forum for a quite a while & never got round to it!!

    Neil

    Obverse:
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      Makers Mark:
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        #4
        Came in a very fine 'small' type early case.
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          #5
          nice Observer badge.

          KR
          Indy

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            #6
            A real little gem, congrats on yet another great addition to your collection Neil.


            KR
            Philippe

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              #7
              Great Observer Neil, congrats. Just love the tombak showing through on the high spots of the wings and wreath. I would consider this badge mint, but I like badges like this better than the ultra-mint 100% finish ones. Tombak highlights gives it so much character.

              Tom D.
              If it doesn't have a hinge and catch, I'm not interested......well, maybe a little

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                #8
                A fine example and one I'd be delighted to have in my collection


                Rich
                Interested in hand-stitched EM/NCO LW insignia and cuff-titles
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                  #9
                  Lucky b`stard again Neil.
                  I was going to grab that one as well but the price tag was beyond me at the time. I thought it would stay there a few weeks but you obviously grabbed it.

                  Skip
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                    #10
                    Neil, Yes,Congratulations on a real looker of a badge!!!!!!
                    Must be very rare!,as i've never seen one either at shows or dealer sites.
                    Any chance of pic's of the Case?


                    Regards,Ron

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                      #11
                      That looks good!

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                        #12
                        Neil,

                        Like Ron....... first one I've ever seen. Lucky you! Who offered it, if I may ask?

                        Mark
                        "You can check out any time you like ..... But you can never leave....."

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                          #13
                          Apologies gentlemen as I have just seen that I have not answered your questions from a while back!

                          Ron,

                          Pics of the case :

                          Mark, I believe this is the only one to have surfaced so far! It came from Kai Winckler.

                          Regards,

                          Neil
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                              #15
                              Neal - that is one beautiful badge...the details are very rich. Congratulations

                              I would assume my Assmann is the 'second' type; however, the lightly worn areas on the wreath and eagle seem to show through as nickel-silver. Is that possible for a second type?

                              Scott
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