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well heres a couple of membership badges from germany in the early years
this badge/needle comes from a german friend its before the ges. gesch and rzm timezone his father ( orig owner ) is dead now so he cant say exact the time only thats its very early nazi badge, which is for him in no intrest.
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oh sorry eric didn see ya comming between
thanks my friend and year its nice whit some facts 
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Hi Carsten,
What a grouping! Haven't seen most of the early sports badges you've shown. You and your collection never cease to amaze me! Thanks so much for sharing with us.
Green with envy,
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thx br. james for your kind words, its always a plesure to show you guys some of my collection, and youll always be welcome my friend
cheers whit beers
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Great collection, but I believe that last badge you shown has been dicussed in detail as a fake. The titled "z" and the rmz with ges gesch being together were the big concerns.Comment
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Thanks for reminding us of previous threads, Peter, though I don't recall the one you mentioned. I too have concerns about the RZM logo, but that may be because of the earliness of the design and of the badge itself. The party membership pin on which both the RZM logo -- without maker's M number -- and "Ges. Gesch." appear together is an early cloisonne piece and I believe the period between the RZM's founding in 1929 and it's full implementation in March of 1935 was a time when such melding of the old system ("Ges. Gesch.") and the new (RZM) overlapped.
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