NUN ERST RECHT Buttonhole Device

[RonR]

For your review.

Front view:

[RonR]

Reverse:

[Wim Vangossum]

Is it's surface flat? It looks a bit crudely made based on the photos. But I don't dare to say if it's good or bad.

Regards, Theo
(Wim Vangossum)

[RonR]

Theo,

Thanks for your reply.

Surface is flat.

Direct Veteran purchase this week with a few other things as below.

First the "Bring Back" Paper:

[RonR]

Here is the group:

[RonR]

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[Wim Vangossum]

This is very interesting if the veteran not visited militaria fairs later in his life and bought some stuff. A flat surface is normally a red flag. But on the other hand if this group is never disturbed...
I would love to hear some more opions here.
(By the way: Nice catch)

Regards, Theo
(Wim vangossum)

[Don Scowen]

Some nice & hard to find pieces there.

I can't see a problem with the NER badge. Some of the very early party badges were flat as well. I suspect that there is a makers name across the top part of the badge, under the button hole. If there is, what is it please?

The DAF Jugend is a rare find as well. When they are marked it is usually by Hoffstätter.

A nice group Ron.

Cheers
Don

[RonR]

Don,

Thank you for your reply.

It is marked "P.Meybauer" "Berlin".

Took another shot from the side.

It does have an ever so slight, almost inperceptable, curve:

[Don Scowen]

Meybauer is one of the known makers of very early party badges.

I'd be very happy with it in my collection.

Cheers
Don