NSDAP Membership Badge Database

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and the reverse...

[James Noble]

Thanks for posting this badge a nice one, it will be added to the list.

[FW 200]

Another M1/23

Heres another M1/23

[FW 200]

The reverse

reverse-the finish is very slightly pebbled, although it is hard to see

[James Noble]

M1/23 has been added.

[RodneyO]

Aloha All,
I was looking over jnoble growing list of NSDAP Party Pin and notice no enamel M1/104 RZM pins. I bought a party pin 2 years ago and now wonder if it’s a fake.... The LS in NATIONAL-SOZIALISTISCHE are really close together (even looks like it’s touching each other), on the back side, the RZM is under the pin (M1/104 above pin) is in a double circle with what looks like a line in the Z. Is this a real Nazi Party Pin or a Fake one?
Mahalo,
Rodney

[Kevin Sanders]

Pic

A picture - obverse and reverse are always nice to have a peek at mate....

KAS

[Mike Tucker]

Enamel M1/104 pins do exist. Please look on page 54 of my book "N.S.D.A.P. Enamel" for an example. Hope this helps you!

[RodneyO]

Aloha Mike and Kevin,
Sorry, I can’t post any pictures. Mike, if you could post a picture of the reverse side of the party pin, I would like to compare it with the one I have. On the RZM (with two circles around), the “M” legs angle outwards and not straight down like most of the “M’s” I’ve seen here. Who’s the maker of the pin, and is this an early or mid war production party badge?
Mahalo,
Rodney

[James Noble]

Rodney,
The RZM issued Otto Fechler,from Bernsbach the control number M1/104.

[RodneyO]

Mahalo James, now I have the information to go with my NSDAP Badge. Torrance, California...Great city!!
Aloha,
Rodney

[burgerhaus]

Here is one I have had for a few months now. I am posting it here for possible addition to the data base. Robert

[burgerhaus]

Reverse showas lots of wear and although hard to see from scan, was dropped on its' side at some point during its life. Anyone care to hazard a guess as to year of manufacture. Robert

[James Noble]

Do to the fact that it has a RZM logo and number but lacks a M1 designation I would guess it was made in early to mid 1934. A very nice badge by the way I'll add it to the list.

[James Noble]

Here is an early pre-RZM badge I just received. IM not sure were it was found but there is some damage to the enamel but think it's still a nice one.