Just got back from the Bastrop Texas gun show, and one of the countless business cards passed has possibly paid off. Have a gentleman about to send me photos of the smaller gold party badge # 527 supposedly issued to a Karl Stoudthamer with SS associations. Will post photos when I get them today but does this pan out so far? Badge is marked Fuess out of Munich?
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Hi Steve,
If this Fuess-marked GPB turns out to be genuine, you've really have quite an artifact there! Karl Staudhammer did indeed hold NSDAP Membership Number 527, he was an SS officer and he held both the Coburg Badge and the Blood Order, #1162 -- a First Issue piece! In a word: WOW! But only if it's genuine!!
Here's hoping...
Br. James
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Well the good thing is he lives three hours away!Last edited by Steve Flanagan; 02-04-2019, 03:15 PM.
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Originally posted by Jon Fish View PostThis has already been discussed in WAF a few years ago. Theres a thread somewhere.
Really easy to find: http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...d.php?t=465890
And he had the CB as well.
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Well as happens from time to time when you post items on this forum this attempt at dealing with owner has come to an end. Jon Fish and I have been talking and this guy has been flogging this badge for years. I advised him I would give $1800 for the badge and he went as far as saying we would meet in a week or so when he travelled to Dallas area to visit his sick brother. Now hes back to best offer,,,,I just told him I dont do auctions and to consider my offer revoked. It would have been as simple as meeting him and handing him funds, but its not worth it,,,as we know when one deal falls through, there is always another in progress, particularly at the show circuit. Good luck guys.
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I've known of this badge and it's owner for over 20 years. We have visited in
person, on the phone several times, and corresponded by mail with pictures.
He's a nice fellow and a pleasure to talk with.
Sadly, you're best approach is to wait for his estate to be settled.
That's not meant as a derogatory commentary about him at all.
It's just my opinion after dealing with non-collectors who have relics.
My opinion is based of 50+ years of this of activity.
Some items just can't be bought; this is one of them.
Maybe if you had $100,000 you'd have a slim chance.
Forget you ever heard about the pin.Last edited by Texasuberalles; 05-10-2019, 12:16 PM.
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