Is it possible that an SA Sports badge not have a maker mark? I've had this badge in my collection, and just recently took a good look at the inscription.
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Bottom hinge is almost identical to a bronze REDO.Last edited by Nische; 02-08-2010, 10:07 AM.Comment
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SA Sports Badge Question
Yes...I have one Silver SA Sports Badge with no markings at all. The pin is strange for me since it has a "thick" catch hook..I'd "think" they'd match...but I have seen a lot of "strange" stuff. What type is it...1st, 2nd, or 3rd???Comment
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The badge that I have has "Eisentum Der Obersten S.A. Fuhrung" in raised lettering. Which I believe is a "Type 3" badge. (1939 through 1944)
I guess what I'm most puzzled about is that there is not a maker mark.Last edited by Nische; 02-08-2010, 11:22 AM.Comment
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A few close up photos of the hinge and catch. Anyone have any thoughts about this particular badge?Comment
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it is magnetic or non ?
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The badge is not magnetic. The hinge and catch are also not magnetic. BUT, the needle is magnetic.Comment
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SA Sports Badge w/o Markings
As requested..see enclosed pix of SA Silver Sports Badge w/o any markings.Comment
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SA Sports Badge w/o Markings
Back w/o markings...Comment
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I thought I’d bump this to the top, yes ... 9 years later.
Would like to hear thoughts about a bronze SA sports badge with no maker. (See top of thread for photos)
Is an SA Sports badge with no maker common?Last edited by Nische; 10-19-2019, 10:29 PM.Comment
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