Assmann Para for review.

[John Hodgin]

I doubt if the seller would drop that many off the price. But with a pricegap like that I don't think there is any room for bargaining.

Never hurts to ask!

[Nick U]

Never hurts to ask!

That's true indeed! I'll give it a try.

[John Hodgin]

That's true indeed! I'll give it a try.

Good, best of luck!

[Sebastien T]

Rivets look good from the new close and catch is fine just out if shape. Great badge.

Seb

[Alex Bolotnikov]

Rivets look good from the new close

Seb, it's not the same badge

[Nick U]

Got two more for opinions.

I think everything is fine with this one. Does appear to have a replaced pin.
Nice early Tombak Assmann badge with wear.

Price is 930 which I think is also a little high.










Second one:

Also a nice early Assmann badge,gilded brass eagle, nickel silver wreath. Supposed to be a type E. I don't know a lot about Assmann badges but would that be an okay badge for a pre 1940 display? And the rivets don't seem to be the typical Assmann rivets I know. Look more like Juncker rivets. I know the very early Juncker badges had Assmann eagles but I don't think this badge is that early. Price 1295 dollars.

[Thomas Durante]

Nick that last one you posted has a replaced catch on it, not worth the money imo.

My advice would be to hold out for a textbook example with nothing messed with, it’s worth the extra money.

Tom

[Nick U]

Thanks Thomas