Okay, thank you very much for your opinion James!
One question: is necessary to cite the source of the photographs? greetings!
One question: is necessary to cite the source of the photographs? greetings!
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Lemmy,
In your original posting you say it’s your badge so if that’s the case you wouldn’t have to say where you acquired it.Comment
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Rzm m1/14
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M1/14
I've have an M1/14 Matth. Oescbsler & sohn, AnsbachComment
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You can put on the list my M1/102 - Frank & Reif, Stuttgart.Comment
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I thought it best to move the list up here were it would be easier to find.
And the list just keeps growing ........................................Quantity
M1/3 - Max Kremhelmer, München ............................................. 4
M1/6 - Karl Hensler, Pforzheim......................................... ...........6
M1/8 - Ferdinand Wagner, Pforzheim .......................................... 10
M1/9 - Robert Hauschild, Pforzheim ............................................ 2
M1/13 - L. Christian Lauer, Nürnberg .......................................... 2
M1/14 - Matth. Oescbsler & Sohn, Ansbach ................................. 5
M1/15 - Ferdinand Hoffstätter, Bonn am Rhein ..............................2
M1/17 - E.W. Assmann & Söhne, Lüdenscheid ...............................7
M1/23 - Wilhelm Borgas, Eutingen.......................................... .....2
M1/25 - Rudolf Rieling, Pforzhiem .............................................. 10
M1/27 - E. L. Muller, Pforzheim ................................................ 1
M1/31 - Karl Pfohl, Pforzheim .................................................. . 1
M1/34 - Karl Wurster, Markneukirchen ....................................... 19
M1/42 - Kerbach & Israel, Dresden ............................................ 9
M1/44 - C Dinsel, Berlin- Waidmannsllust.................................... ..2
M1/52 - Deschler & Sohn, München........................................... ..4
M1/62 - Gustav Hähl, Pforzheim ................................................ 2
M1/63 - Steinhauer & Lück, Lüdenscheid .................................... 8
M1/65 - E. F. Wiedmann, Frankfurt am M. ................................... 1
M1/66 - Fritz Kohm, Pforzhiem......................................... .......... 3
M1/72 - Fritz Zimmermann, Stuttgart .........................................27
M1/75 - Otto Schickle, Pforzheim .............................................. 4
M1/76 - Hillenbrand & Bröer, Lüdenscheid.................................... .2
M1\77 - Foerster & Barth, Pforzhiem......................................... .. 3
M1/78 - Paulmann & Crone, Lüdenscheid ..................................... 6
M1/85 - Alois Rettenmaier, Schwäb-Gmünd...................................1
M1\90 - Apreck & Vrage, Leipzig ................................................ 5
M1/92 - Karl Wild, Hamburg........................................... ............. 2
M1/93 - Gotllieb Friedrick Keck & Sohn, Pforzheim........................... 6
M1/100 - Werner Redo, Saarlautern ........................................... 8
M1/101 - Gustav Brehmer, Marknehausen .................................... 9
M1/102 - Frank & Reif, Stuttgart ............................................... 10
M1/103 - Carl Poellath, Schrobenhausen ..................................... 4
M1/104 - Otto Fechler, Bernsbach......................................... ..... 2
M1/105 - Hermann Aurich, Dresden ............................................ 6
M1/108 - Schroder & Co. , Lüdenscheid ...................................... 4
M1/109 - Glaser & Sohn, Dresden........................................... .... 1
M1/120 - Wilhelm Deumer, Lüdenscheid ....................................... 11
M1/127 - Alfred Stübbe, Inh. Herbert Tegge, Berlin-Waidmannslust ... 4
M1/128 - Eugen Schmidhäussler, Pforzhiem .................................. 5
M1/129 - Seiler & Comp., Geldem ............................................... 1
M1/130 - Grossmann & Co.Inh.Lorenz Hoffstätter & L. Siefener, Wien ..1
M1/137 - Richard Simm & Sohn, Gablonz am N................................ 2
M1/138 - Matth Oechsler & Sohn AG, Riegersdorf/Bodenbach............ 1
M1/139 - Rudolf Richter, Schlag Nr. 244 ....................................... 1
M1/141 - Josef Felix & Sohn, Gablonz am N. .................................. 5
M1/142 - Josef Hillebrand, Gablonz ...............................................1
M1/145 - ?................................................. ..............................1
M1/146 - Anton Schenkis Nachf., Wien ........................................ 1
M1/147 - Eduard Gösel, Wien.............................................. ........3
M1/148 - Heinrich Ulbrichts Witwe, Wien ...................................... 3
M1/151 - Rudolf Schanes, Wien .................................................. 1
M1/152 - Franz Jungwirth, Wien ................................................. 1
M1/153 - Friedrich Orth, Wien .................................................. ..5
M1/154 - maker unknown........................................... ................2
M1/155 - Schwertner & Cie., Eggenberg b. Graz.............................3
M1/157 - Phil Turks Witwe, Wien ................................................ 3
M1/158 - Karl Pichl, Innsbruck .................................................. .. 1
M1/159 - Hans Doppler, Wels .................................................. ...7
M1/161 - Anton Markovskys & Sohn, Gablonz am N. .......................1
M1/162 - Konrad Seiboth, Gablonz am N. ..................................... 1
M1/163 - Franz Schmidt, Gablonz am N........................................ 9
M1/165 - Rudolf Tham, Gablonz .................................................. 1
M1/164 - Aug. G.Tham, Gablonz am N. .........................................2
M1/170 - B.H. Mayers Hotkunstprägeanstalt, Pforzeim..................... 5
M1/172 - Walter & Henlein, Gablonz am N.....................................2
M1/? - W. Hensler .................................................. .................1
M1/? - Schweter .................................................. ...................1
Unfinished M1/172 - Walter & Henlein, Gablonz am N........................53
Transitional
52 - Deschler & Sohn, München........................................... .......1
59 - Paul Cramer, Lüdenscheid....................................... ..........1
18 - Gold-und Silber-Scheide-Anstalt, Oberstein a.d.N. ................ 1
29 - Otto Riedel, Zwickau .................................................. ..... 1
72 - Fritz Zimmermann, Stuttgart......................................... ...... 1
N 23 - Wilhelm Borgas, Eutingen.......................................... .....1
Pre RZM
Ges Gesch - No makers name.............................................. ........30
Ges Gesch - Boerger & Co, Berlin SO 16. .......................................2
Ges Gesch - E.W. Assmann & Söhne, Lüdenscheid...........................1
Ges Gesch - Paul Maybauer, Berlin-Waidmannslust. 17.9mm...............2
Ges Gesch - Ferdinand Hoffstätter, Bonn....................................... 2
Ges Gesch - R.Schanes, Wien.............................................. ........1
Ges Gesch - GESELL&Co......................................... ....... ............ 1
Ges Gesch - Bauderman......................................... ....................1
Ges Gesch - Deschler.......................................... ......................2
Ges Gesch - Hensler........................................... .......................1
Ges Gesch - Oechsler.......................................... ......................1
Ges Gesch - Osten............................................. .......................1
Ges Gesch - Schanes........................................... .....................1
Ges Gesch - Steinhauer & Lück.............................................. .....3
Ges Gesch - Wifro............................................. ........................1
Ges Gesch - Werster........................................... ......................1
Ges Gesch - CB................................................ ........................1
Ges Gesch - Kremhelmer, Müncher........................................... .....1
Ges gesch - Paulmann & Crone, Lüdenscheid .................................. 2
Ges Gesch - 11/16 mini S/P .................................................. ..... 2
Ges Gesch - FRN............................................... ........................2
Ges Gesch - A. Kürbi, Berlin-Steglitz.......................................... ....1
Ges Gesch - Schwertner & Cie Graz, Eggfnberg................................1
Miniature 18mm R. Schanes, Wien 13 ............................................1
Unmarked early party badge with odd stippling for this type of badge...1
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Here's my latest party badge, this painted badge isn't a zincer but it is a nice magnetic base badge, 24mm and 5grams.Comment
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Here is a shot of the reverse.Comment
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Another "102". My collectionComment
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Is frame #909 original with the dixlexic Z, and backward slash???Comment
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Hlynur,
Nice badge you have there it’s been added to the list.
Juoneen,
This one will always have to be defended but just judging from the quality of the workmanship of the badge and the paint color used I would say yes it is authentic also there is one like it in Mick Tucker‘s book on enamel badges. The backward slash is found on all the badges made by Apreck & Vrage that I have seen, lastly one can only speculate on why the backward Z but I have seen it on other badges.Comment
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All i can say is The diemaker must have been dislexic, and initially goofed on the job. It must have been too expensive or time consuming to re -do the dies, as dies are expensive and time consuming to to make . But if you say its good I trust it is. Now i just gotta eventually dig all of mine out to see if i have any not posted presently. Thanks for the answer back JN. with most of these badges being copper initially then stamped and plated ... consequently the dies must have lasted virtually forever as copper is forgiving. I wonder is there any forum members with any party badge dies for these type party pins? Thanks again.Comment
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juoneen,
Post all the party badges you have even if they have already been posted by other members, as you can see the list is not only about new makers but also it’s interesting to see how many of each maker has survived this long.
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Hi, this is my pre-RZM badge. What do you think?
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