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    #1

    Nurberg Parteitag 1929

    Nurberg Parteitag 1929

    Hello, I have been offered the following very desirable and scarce to find early Badge, however it has a different pin plate to the usual examples I have encountered. I would very much appreciate opinions
    Regards Martin
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    Nurberg Parteitag 1929
    reverse

    here is the 'acid test' the reverse concerns me
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      #3
      Badge

      Hmmmm

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        #4
        I don't like this badge at all. The lettering of both the "NURNBERG" banner and "PARTEI TAG" are wrong - this one looks like it came out of a typewriter. The background stippling is muddy and crude, and the "N.S.D.A.P." is missing the periods after the "N", "S" and "D", but has them after the "A" and "P". The swastika fades off the edge of the helmet.

        The whole look is poor. I'd pass without hesitation.

        My example can be seen here (post #5): http://www.worldwarmilitaria.com/for...=7763#post7763
        Last edited by sjl; 09-30-2008, 09:31 PM.

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          #5
          Originally posted by Chris Lee View Post
          Hmmmm
          Hello Chris, well that says it all Hmmmm is exactly what I said when I saw the Badge (even after the old Whisky and looking through the 'rose coloured spectacles..the Badge still looked aweful)
          Regards Martin

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            #6
            Originally posted by sjl View Post
            I don't like this badge at all. The lettering of both the "NURNBERG" banner and "PARTEI TAG" are wrong - this one looks like it came out of a typewriter. The background stippling is muddy and crude, and the "N.S.D.A.P." is missing the periods after the "N", "S" and "D", but has them after the "A" and "P". The swastika fades off the edge of the helmet.

            The whole look is poor. I'd pass without hesitation.

            My example can be seen here (post #5): http://www.worldwarmilitaria.com/for...=7763#post7763
            Hello Stephen, yes I agree with all you have said 100% and to add further the lack of definition to the details is not only evident to the obverse, but also the reverse. The Badge looks nothing like others I have encountered which have always to the reverse been literally a mirror image of the obverse. Non the less it was certainly worth starting the thread as I feel this Badge would fool some collectors.
            Regards Martin

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              #7
              Along with what's already been mentioned , there should be no dash after Partei and the eagles lower legs are long enough to make them look like chicken legs. Additionally, if I am not mistaken, the early hollow ones that were originally given out to rally attendees had the pin mounted horizontally not vertically. The later restrikes were solid, usually had the pin vertical and crimped to the actual badge.
              Richard V

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                #8
                I agree with all that's been said. There is no detail to the badge that compares favorably with an original.
                Erich
                Festina lente!

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                  #9
                  Run while you can! A very bad fake to say the least. Jürgen E

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                    #10
                    Nurnberg 1914-1919 N.S.D.A.P Parteitag 1929

                    I was very forunate to come across a this very fine example a few years back

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                      Nurnberg 1914-1919 N.S.D.A.P Parteitag 1929

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                        #12
                        Nice one, now you need to start looking for a 1927:
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                          #13
                          Hello Gaston, I already have an example I will post once I locate it, although I should point out that your example is missing it's Rossette
                          It may interest you to know that the Rossettes were also produced in different colours. I aqquired that particualr bit of knowledge by actually handling the Badges. Good luck Collecting my Friend and no I am not on drugs but I suspect many are after been exposed to the barrage of insults you retaliate with when been corrected
                          I do hope the other members have been amused by the 'floor show' on recent threads.............It has certainly spice things up............... I for one have never laughed so much in years ............... you see face to face no one has ever spoken to me like you have and I suspect when face to face no one ever will.

                          My Very Best regards to you Gaston

                          Perhaps we may encounter each other the next time I am over in Holland, but until then please let's keep this just on the subject of Militaria and then everyone is contented

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                            #14
                            Martin i fully agree with this last comment, good to see you finally get to your senses. This whole show was not necessary and could have ended much earlier had you not continued and stayed on subject of the VW badge.

                            Let's keep it about badges and let us both keep posting pictures for the forum. I have finally a bit of holiday over here and some more time to post things as usual, although i plan on going on another trip soon and will be off for some days again. Let's just both post more items, shall we?

                            It's interesting you mention the rosette's. Quite a bit of thought went into this and im glad you mention different colours (as purple?). I have been offered a purple rosette but refused as i think it is indeed not sure at all if a) the rosettes were indeed purple and b) if and what, other color(s) did exist and c) how the rostte's looked for real. Like you i like to inspect items as much as i can in hand. Did you ever encounter different colours as purple and white? Im sure the whole forum would be anxious to learn more about this and even more so if this could be backed up with any evidence. Every black and white picture i've ever seen made it impossible to tell what the colors of the rosette's were and i also doubt the originality of some of the rosette's known. Rather no rosette thus than one that can't be proven.

                            If ever you're in Holland (perhaps visit the fairs?) just tell me and ill try to be there as well.

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                              #15
                              bitches.... now i know why i banned mupped show whit the 2 old Guys nagging alltime...

                              nice to see u 2 getting along Again

                              cheers

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