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    Ns Frauenschaft

    Hi all. I wanted to ask of your opinion regarding this badge. It is marked RZM M1/72 for Fritz Zimmermann,Stuttgart and the pinplate has Ges. Gesch. on it.This one differs some from an other badge of this type i have from same maker. The size is a bit shorter, the outer cornes are less rounded, moore pointier.The letters in Frauenschaft differs a bit, there are no space betwen the F and T in the end of Frauenschaft. Also the G , H and L differs, on this one they are mutch fatter, the bottom L actuly gous aout in the thin " frame", edge of the badge. The black enamelfields are bigger on this one and the swass. and letters are also smaller.
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    And the reverse side:
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      #3
      Here is a pic. of both besides each other, the one i ask about is the first one.
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      Last edited by Mickesouth; 04-05-2007, 09:31 AM. Reason: Adding the pic :)

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        #4
        Hi,

        I don't know much about these specific badges but in my opinion the picture of the two next to each other, speak for itself. The reverse of that badge looks not convincing to me.

        Regards, Theo
        Freedom is not for Free

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          #5
          Thx for your input Theo. I agre with you , the front left one with its rather crude letters looks strange.Comparing the reverse side they looks moore or less identical accept for the Ges. Gesch. on the pin-plate. I hope there is someone with moore insight in Frauenschaft´s bagdes find this thread.
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            #6
            The look both ok to me..<?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office" /><o></o>
            Throw the years the changed the design about 8times..<o></o>

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              #7
              A few i kept for my collection that came from private homes.<?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office" /><o></o>
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                #8
                First of let me start by saying that I don't know if this is a fake or not. However what I do know is that there are some very good fake DAF female badges on the market. These are also M1/72 marked & the mark is almost perfect to the originals. What lets them down is that occasionally an odd style pin plate is used which isn't usually seen on DAF badges, they are more than often mint or almost mint & the gilt finish on the back just doesn't quite look right. But the main give away is that the colours of the enamel on the front are too bright when compared to originals, they don't quite match the tone used on the originals.

                If they are making fake M1/72 DAF's it's just as likely that they're doing these as well.

                Cheers
                Don

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                  #9
                  Thx all for your input !! Don, do you have an pic or two of the mentioned fakes or an link ??

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                    #10
                    Unfortunately it doesn't show well in photos, but I will try.

                    First the reverse, the finish is just wrong for this type of badge, the maker mark however is close if not spot on for M1/72 DAF's. The pin plate on the badge second from left has a dog leg or ~ sort of shape, this just isn't seen on this type of badge.
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                      #11
                      The colours just do not show in pictures but in hand you can see that they are wrong, the white is too white, the yellow is pale etc.
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                        #12
                        Here is the only one that shows in a picture original yellow with fake yellow.
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                          #13
                          Thanks for that Don.

                          Excellent information, for some reason i thought the fakers would concentrate on the more expensive items.

                          Darren.

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                            #14
                            Some of the senior level Frau and DAF badges are pretty expensive - several hundreds of dollars - especially the Gau and Reich levels. Thanks to Don for the photos of the fake DAF badges - anything and everything is being faked, right down to $10 tinnies.

                            As for the original Frauenschaft badge that started this, my reaction is that it is good, even though it differs from the other one. There were probably hundreds of thousands (if not millions) of these ordinary member bagdes made, and M1/72 was one of the principal suppliers, so there would have been a number of dies that wore out along the way before they were retired and replaced with the "Type 3" version. I'm not worried that they don't look identical. The "GES. GESCH." on the pinplate is not seen on fakes, so I think I'd give this a thumbs up.

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                              #15
                              Originally posted by bigd View Post
                              Thanks for that Don.

                              Excellent information, for some reason i thought the fakers would concentrate on the more expensive items.

                              Darren.
                              Dangerous way of thinking. Today they just fake everything, expensive or not. Start always thinking on the worst kind of scenario and then hold back a bit It's really a mine field out there

                              Regards, Theo
                              Freedom is not for Free

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