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[burgerhaus]

While I am here I would like you guys to take a lookat this. In hand the thing does not look 80+minus years old. Take a look please and tell me what you think. I apppreciate this as I am usually not stuck like this. Have a great Sunday. No work hopefully.

Again it is much lighter in hand. Under neath the needle where the circular is attached to the badge is very light and looks very young for its' age. It is the size of a lilliput PP. I do not have a metric rule but you know what I am saying about size. Thank You for your time and courtesy.

[Wim Vangossum]

the swastika arms are very thin. is this normal for a sympathizer badge?


Regards, Wim



Freedom is not for Free

[burgerhaus]

Wim The only thing I can go by is Husken P1 02i Now 02h has thin arms but different enamel work. 02i has the same style enamel but thick arms.

[burgerhaus]

Here is what I mean. Hope this scan sheds some light.

[blackbird939]

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I like it. There were far too many private makers for Hüsken to have em all listed. I say it's good. How's the enamel reflection factor? Nice and polished like a mirror or ripples and puckers between?

[blackbird939]

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Although, the more I think about it, I've never seen a pin attached that far off-center, nor a knurled pin like that.. But maybe it's an indication that it's very early, like 20's? I always defer to the quality when I can't find a badge in there. But I think the fact that the arms are skinny, pin knurl is odd and the plate is soldered high - that adds up to me, to an early pin before the standardization of the party motifs. Early flags were goofy too.

[klaus]

looks ok to me..