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        The brass colored one with Hitler and a head on either side of him (which are an SS man and SA man) in post #11 is the 1935 Reichsparteitag Nürnberg Rally badge. Relatively common, though not as common as the 1936-39 ones. The Lauer mark is the L. Christian Lauer Company of Nürnberg. I've seen Lauer Reichsparteitag badges with numbers but can't remember if it was 1790; I think this was simply Lauer's design code rather than individual numbering of badges.

        Value maybe $35-$40.

        Best,
        Greg
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          Originally posted by Greg Walden View Post
          The brass colored one with Hitler and a head on either side of him (which are an SS man and SA man) in post #11 is the 1935 Reichsparteitag Nürnberg Rally badge. Relatively common, though not as common as the 1936-39 ones. The Lauer mark is the L. Christian Lauer Company of Nürnberg. I've seen Lauer Reichsparteitag badges with numbers but can't remember if it was 1790; I think this was simply Lauer's design code rather than individual numbering of badges.

          Value maybe $35-$40.

          Best,
          Greg
          Thanks Greg...

          This particular badge seems to be made of brass... and weighs about the same as a US silver dollar.

          I appreciate your help... Robert

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