GPB small beauty

[Volksturmer]

Here’s one I haven’t posted here but I think is a real beauty.
Neato is the word we used back in the day.
I am posting it beside a Deschler I have with the company markings on back, for comparison. They are almost twins.

[Volksturmer]

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Comparison shots

[ErichS]

Agree, Neato on a nice original Deschler!

[Volksturmer]

Thank you ErichS,
On matters of GPBs, Your opinion is ALWAYS valued highly!

John

[Wim Vangossum]

beautiful GPB!


Regards, Wim

[Volksturmer]

Wim,
Thank you sir!!

[Br. James]

Two excellent small Deschlers; thanks for sharing them with us, John. Do you have an ID on #86792?

Cheers,

Br. James

[Volksturmer]

Br. James,
Yes, thanks to the former owner of this badge, luckily I have his info. He was a shoemaker from Oberdonau, and a BlockLeiter.
Thank you kindly, sir!

John

[ErichS]

Br. James,
Yes, thanks to the former owner of this badge, luckily I have his info. He was a shoemaker from Oberdonau, and a BlockLeiter.
Thank you kindly, sir!

John

I like the badges that were attributed to average people because they were the backbone of the party.

[Volksturmer]

Erich,
I sincerely agree with you, because of such people the party truly was made.

[der-hase-fee]

Br. James,
Yes, thanks to the former owner of this badge, luckily I have his info. He was a shoemaker from Oberdonau, and a BlockLeiter.
Thank you kindly, sir!

John

Thank you, Joe !

[Br. James]

Thanks for this, Joe; can you share the name of the GPB Träger for #86792?

If you need the ID for your #93976, just let me know.

Cheers,

Br. James

[Volksturmer]

Joe,
Thanks from me again from me also!

When I get back from a business trip I can share the name.
But if you like, please share.
I don’t want to screw up the spelling!
John

[Br. James]

Thanks very much, John. I look forward to your follow-up, and do enjoy your trip. And again, if you need the ID for your #93976, just let me know.

Cheers,

Br. James

[JoeW]

Thanks for this, Joe; can you share the name of the GPB Träger for #86792?

If you need the ID for your #93976, just let me know.

Cheers,

Br. James

Br. James, #86792 was found by McDivitt. It was owned by Hans Secklehner, a master shoe maker from Gau Oberdonau (Austria). #93976 was identified from the Gau Hesse-Nassau list.