SA Sport badge for wounded, real?

[Snofke]

I'm not sure about this one, marked on pin L/58.
Believe these are kind of rare?
Opinions please...

Grtz Fonzie

[reichenberg]

Post war I believe. Souval?

[Darrell]

Yep almost like everything marked L/58.

[Snofke]

Thx. But what will a Souval be worth?
It means they are post war produced, but by an original maker isn't it?

[Darrell]

Thx. But what will a Souval be worth?
It means they are post war produced, but by an original maker isn't it?

As much as someone looking for a Postwar made SA Badge. You don't see these type floating around much, but it can be hard putting a value on a reproduction or fake. One man's garbage is another's gold.

Yes Souval did produce period items.

[reichenberg]

I can tell you that Detlev Niemann's price guide for 2010 has the originals at 300 euros. Post war Souvals are always the best choice if a collector cannot find an original, or the cost of an original award is too high for them.

[Snofke]

Thanks a lot guy's for your reply, that really helped me out. Great how this forum works where we help eachother out again!

Regards to you all, Fonzie

[Jurgen E]

Strange looking badge. Fake for sure. Jurgen

[rlimike]

As stated in the other replies ... it is a post war Souval piece.