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[Kyle Harrington]

Oh dear it is getting worse:

NSDAP golden party badge as honorary award. This is the small badge for the civil dress, 24mm. The typical type made by "Jos. Fuess, Munchen," but without any maker mark. the reverse shows the classic engraving "A.H. 30.1.1938." Slightly used in good condition. One of the few real ones!

[Kyle Harrington]

GPB Honour ........!!!

Well there you go all those names backing this, read Patzwall page 36, that is if you can get the maker right for $2000.00 starter 1

[der-hase-fee]

Oh dear it is getting worse:

NSDAP golden party badge as honorary award. This is the small badge for the civil dress, 24mm. The typical type made by "Jos. Fuess, Munchen," but without any maker mark. the reverse shows the classic engraving "A.H. 30.1.1938." Slightly used in good condition. One of the few real ones!

A little glitch on Helmut's side - or one of his employees'.

[Kyle Harrington]

Lets get a debate going

According to Patzwall the AH in this format was never produced ?

[Military]

Kyle, have you written to Jason about your concerns about this GPB?

[Kyle Harrington]

Debate

The question arises are these AH badges with lettering...other the AH ORIGINAL....Patzwall suggets no.I am not a dealer just another punter who keeps his ear to the floor, ergo lets go with a debate.

[der-hase-fee]

quote from Steve's Web page

"There are also engraved versions of the January 30th badge, which may be replacement or additional badges. The lettering and date are found in both a straight version as well as a semi-circle on some of the smaller pins."