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    Deschler made enamel Vet pin

    I know it is a 25 year membership badge for a German Vets Organisation...it is very well made and was made by Deschler...but can anyone tell me please what era it would have been made in? pre-1945 or post-1945???

    Thanks in advance for your help. Cheers, Torsten.
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    close up...
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      the reverse...
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        no opinions... Cheers, Torsten.

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          Originally posted by torstenbel
          no opinions... Cheers, Torsten.
          Well I have one Torsten. I would bet pre-war if I made a wager. Just imagine how much interest there would be if it had a big black swats in the middle of that nice green enamel instead of a Maltese Cross. That is a nice pin sir. Cheers Robert

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            Originally posted by burgerhaus
            Well I have one Torsten. I would bet pre-war if I made a wager. Just imagine how much interest there would be if it had a big black swats in the middle of that nice green enamel instead of a Maltese Cross. That is a nice pin sir. Cheers Robert
            Hi Robert, wow...there are more out there... my photos below are not terribly good, but when you hold the pin in your hand, the green enamel really is quite beautiful...isn't it? I would also suspect it to be inter-war...Cheers, Torsten.

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