NSDAP Pin

[Airborne Nut]

Could anyone please comment on this pin. I wa under the impression that if the "-" between the "l" and the "s" is between the l and the s and not over the lower foot of the "l" that it was amodern repro.

Please feel free to comment. I would love to know if my concears are well founded.

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[Al P]

I go by that theory for the most part. Sure there are exceptions but not for my collection as 'they' say.

This one does not seem to be marked at all, and that pin looks mighty shiney for a badge well over 60 yrs old.

Al

Could anyone please comment on this pin. I wa under the impression that if the "-" between the "l" and the "s" is between the l and the s and not over the lower foot of the "l" that it was amodern repro.

Please feel free to comment. I would love to know if my concears are well founded.

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[TerryG]

It may be the angle of the photo but the letters "O" seem to vary in shape also. The pin looks new or is it the light?

[Peter J.]

Terry, you're right about the o:s and check out the A:s

KR
Peter