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    Golden Party Badge

    Does anyone know how many members did this to their badge?

    Thank you
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    #2
    Hi Raymond,

    I believe that a Pg. entitled to the GPB could order a small badge with a factory-attached button-hole stud like this one. A real beauty!

    Sorry, but no answer to your question...

    Br. James

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      #3
      No idea.

      Hope the 15067 pair got reunited when John's was sold at HH's.

      http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...4&postcount=20

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        #4
        Br. James,

        The stud attachment on the badge shown isn't factory made but has been altered by the recipient.

        Here is an example of the factory-made 24mm GPB with a butthole attachment.

        Stan
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          #5
          Hi Stan,

          Thanks for your good response! Deschler GPBs bearing studs are also distinguished by the manner of the numbering on the reverse: as you know, regular Deschlers, both large and small, carried the numbering or the 'AH' and date in a straight line, whereas the Fuess-marked GPBs were numbered along the bottom edge. But the addition of a button-hole stud at the Deschler factory changed their thinking on where to place the number/'AH' and so Deschler studded GPBs carried their numbers along the bottom edge just as the Fuess-marked badges did.

          I did notice that the photo of the reverse of the studded badge in question included the number in a straight line, which indicated to me that the stud was applied to a regular Deschler small badge, undoubtedly by a local jeweler and not by the factory. Also, the style of the stud itself which Deschler used is different from that on the privately-modified piece. I didn't want to get into such detail with my initial response, but your note gave me the opportunity!

          The Eberstein small Deschler would be a 'keeper' in most any collection, and especially with the privately-modified stud reverse...IMO, of course!

          Cheers,

          Br. James

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            #6
            Thanks to everyone who responded.

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              #7
              My factory studded Deschler numbered badge.
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                #8
                Originally posted by ErichS View Post
                My factory studded Deschler numbered badge.
                Eric, could you please post a picture of the obverse of GPB 35362?

                It looks like a beauty!

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by Gary Symonds View Post
                  Eric, could you please post a picture of the obverse of GPB 35362?

                  It looks like a beauty!
                  Thanks Gary, it is a beauty. Attributed to Max Sollmann SS Standartenfuhrer chief of Lebensborn and BO holder.
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                    #10
                    Very nice to see this beauty again!

                    Br. James

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