NSDAP Membership Badge Database

[Paul Cozby]

http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/forums/showthread.php?t=132971

Hello,

I am new here and I just purchased the NSDAP party pin from E-Stand (heres the link http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...d.php?t=132971) and I was concerned about the markings on the back. Any opinons?

Thanks

Paul

[Rik]

Which one do you refer to? The m1/78 or the m1/102?
The m1/102 looks fine to me, the m1/78 I don't know I couldn't find that badge quickly in the NSDAP badge database.

[Paul Cozby]

I am referring to the M1/78

[John C]

Gentlemen,

I purchased this early party pin because it had a different name to the reverse. The pin is broken and the back has been scuffed to see the name; nonetheless, the pin is original and I thought posting it would be nice to add to the database. The name may not appear great in the pic but it is:

Kremhelmer Munchen

Thanks again
JOHN

[John C]

the reverse with name

[James Noble]

John,
Thank you for posting this nice example of an early NSDAP badge, there are two listed with RZM numbers but this is the first one posted made prier to 1934. I have added it to the database list in the Ges Gesch section.

[Gew44]

Hello to everybody.

This is my Party Pin. I think is an early type piece, no marking.

Thanks for any opinions

Bye

Max/ Gew44

[Gew44]

This is in alluminium. Marked M1/17 _ Assman & Sohne_Ludenschied

Any opinion are welcome

[Gew44]

[James Noble]

That's what I call a mint textbook example of a late war time issue Assmann badge you wont find one any better then this. Adding it to the list.

[Gew44]

One more!

M1/34 karl wurster markneukirchen

[Gew44]

Bye

Gew44

[James Noble]

Nice one also adding it to the list on page 28.

[Gew44]

One more.

[Gew44]

M1/72

Fritz Zimmermann - Stuttgard



Bye

Massimo / Gew44