rare badge "Jungsturm Adolf Hitler 1921-1923"

[m-e-h-t]

Hi,

a friend of mine dug this badge many years ago (and cleaned it ).

Before he sells it, I told him to ask expected collectors for their meanings. So I will show some pics here.

Thanks for comments!

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[der-hase-fee]

I have never been a fan of the Jungsturm pin (to distinguish between the 9. Nov badge).

For a ground dug piece, I do not like the condition of the needle pin in comparision to the (supposedly) 90% silver disc. Münze Berlin as a maker strikes me as odd, too.

[m-e-h-t]

I have no horse in this race, just wanted to hear some opinions and maybe see reference pieces. I did not find one to compare.

[Matthew]

Jsh

It would be interesting to find out what the metal composition of this badge is.
Knockoffs of the pin have been produced. One of the examples here: http://westwall.ru/cat?mode=descr&ca...atSes=clxlpvpq
For those not able to read Russian- it is being sold as copy on the website. Another variation (rayed vs smooth background) exists.
Did any of these so called "1st models" ever surfaced with provenance?
cheers
Matt

[Thälmannpionier]

Cannot commenton the badge in question..
I just wanted to add that I know this maker and the exact maker mark from a east german badge from the 50s..
http://mashopsimg.com/pollandt/pic/a...5_combined.jpg