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    RADwJ badges

    I hoping for some advice. Do you think the top badge is a silver RADwj badge or, as I am more inclined to believe infact a black version with bad zinc deterioration? I appreciate your comments
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    A closer up shot
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      #3
      Hi Richard, I would say that it is a silver example. I have one of these, which you can seen here, in which the silver finish has gone from the front of the badge, but on the reverse it is still very nice.
      Cheers, Ade.
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        #4
        Reverse.
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          #5
          No question...

          that it's the silver version, Ade.. These Commemorative brooches (Erinnerungsbrosche) were only awarded in bronze, silver and gold, no black and were given to all girls who retired from active RADwj service...So, only two left to find... This one of mine has also seen some service...Assmann, maker...
          Warmest Regards ... John

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            #6
            I have had a look at the reverses of both my examples and they are both silver, maker marked Ang. does anyone know of this maker?

            The strange thing is I have seen pictures of the gold brooch, plenty of the silver but none of the bronze version, which I presume would have been more commoner. Does anyone have one in their collection.

            I actually think I prefer the darkened brooch of the two I posted its detail is crisper.

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              #7
              Hi John, thanks for your reply. Glad the pics were of interest. I did not know much about this broach and I did not realise they were commemorative. I was given the broach by a friend who lives in Canada. Thanks!
              Cheers, Ade.

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                #8
                Hello,

                very nice examples everyone!I thought i would add a picture of mine as well,mines unmarked(I really liked that assman marked one!)


                Yancy
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                  #9
                  back

                  the reverse!
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                    #10
                    Well....

                    .... since everybody's sharing....





                    George
                    George

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                      #11
                      Me share too!

                      I have another one of those Assmanns. It is characteristic for them to be made of Aluminum, I think John´s badge is Alu too, right John?

                      Cheers, frank
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                      Cheers, Frank

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                        Cheers, Frank

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                          #13
                          Hi Frank..

                          Yes , All the Assmann seem to be made of aluminium.. I once had one of these badges made of silver and marked 800.. Must have been a private purchase..
                          Warmest Regards ... John

                          cimilitaria.com

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