HJ Proficiency

[bigd]

Hello,
I recently bought this badge from estand. It is the first hj badge i have owned and was looking for a few answers to some questions i have.
Firstly,........Does anyone doubt it's authenticity?
Secondly,...The makers mark m1/72, is this a rare maker for this badge? I have done a search and can find no others to compare with.
And finally...There is no number (apart from maker mark) stamped onto the back. Does this mean it was unissued?


Your opinions would be greatly appreciated.

Regards, Darren.

[bigd]

Just realised how crap the picture is so i guess my first question will be nigh on impossible to answer. Any help on 2 and 3 will be much appreciated.

Darren.

[Baronvlad]

Really need a good pic of the front and also the back

cheers
Chris.

[chris clark]

m1/72 common and without number dose not mean unissued. the numbered ones can be matched to service books though

[bigd]

Thanks for the reply lads.

Regards,
Darren.

[Karsten S]

M1/72 =Fritz Zimmermann, Stuttgart

regards

Karsten S

[all1knew]

Hello there,

Here's one I have.

William Kramer