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    German WW2 NSDAP Party Convention Badge in 1931

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    mike
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    more pics
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      #3
      Hi Mike:

      The badge you've posted, is a cast copy of an event badge for a Gau-day event in Vienna. Here is a struck, hollow-back original for comparison. Note the rivets in the field, and the difference in sharpness overall:



      Kind Regards,

      Andre

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        #4
        I agree with GiuseppeC. This is a beautiful badge which I've never seen before. Thanks for sharing it with us, GiuseppeC!

        Br. James

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          #5
          thanks Andre - I wanted to be sure and he has other junk for sale too!!

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            #6
            Glad I could help, gentlemen!

            If I get a little free time this weekend, I'll post some clearer macro photos for you - this is a beautifully-detailed badge, but the patina, and my camera skills are hiding some of it.

            A.

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              #7
              Was this piece the one in which a cut out eagle was then later made into a pin?

              Mil

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                #8
                Originally posted by Military View Post
                Was this piece the one in which a cut out eagle was then later made into a pin?

                Mil
                Hi Mil:

                I suppose it's possible, but that's a new one to me - As a tinnie, I can't see the practicality of using the eagle by itself (as a pin); judging by the wings, it would get bent the second the wearer bumped it against anything else, unless it had a backing to give it some stability. I'm just guessing here, but I think if anyone here had an original example of one configured this way, it'd probably be Chris Lee.

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by Military View Post
                  Was this piece the one in which a cut out eagle was then later made into a pin?

                  Mil
                  Yes.
                  Pete

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by Wood View Post
                    Yes.
                    Pete
                    Thanks Pete, I learned something new!

                    Has anyone ever seen the cutout remnant of the tinnie?

                    (As an aside, back in the late 1800's, jewelry made out of cutout coins was fashionable for a while, and naturally plenty of cutout badges exist, but I never knew this had happened in tinnies.)

                    Best,

                    Andre

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                      #11
                      Andre, they didn't cut the eagle from the badge but probably took a mould from it.
                      It has been contentiously discussed on this forum but I can't find the relevant post/posts.
                      Regards,
                      Pete

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