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    My SA Sports Badge for War Wounded M1/100

    Hello folks,
    This badge arrived in the mail today (6/19/09) and it came from a good friend. The badge is marked M1/100 and has a rather nice amount of finish on it considering how many of these look today. I have always found this design to be very pleasing to the eye.

    I have a question. Was this the last political award designed and place into production by the 3rd Reich?

    Does anyone have a photo of this award in wear.

    Regards,
    Jody

    Obverse:
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    Last edited by Jody; 06-19-2009, 09:45 PM.

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    SA Sports badge for War Wounded

    Reverse M1/100 (no the catch has not been repaired, it is just placed a little higher up on the plate):
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      #3
      Jody, that is the best one I have seen yet--terrific score!....
      NEC SOLI CEDIT

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        #4
        Nice piece, please can you show us a pic with open needle







        Greetz Grave

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          #5
          is that supposed to be a wolf's hook there on the sword handle?

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            Sports badge

            Originally posted by GraveDigga View Post
            Nice piece, please can you show us a pic with open needle







            Greetz Grave
            Hello,
            It is a very snug fit and I do not want to force it. So I do not want to open it. My badge is marked the same as yours (RZM M1/100).

            Regards,
            Jody

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              #7
              Sports badge

              Originally posted by Military View Post
              is that supposed to be a wolf's hook there on the sword handle?
              I believe so.

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                #8
                Originally posted by Military View Post
                is that supposed to be a wolf's hook there on the sword handle?
                yepp, its a Wolfsangel

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                  #9
                  Wolfsangel was also called the Opferrune.
                  A symbol of sacrifice.
                  Erich
                  Festina lente!

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