Don't have much experience with these so any info will be greatly appreciated ....photos do not do it justice it is much brighter and complete gilded very little loss . I see the "A" for Assman but under it is a 5 not too sure about it...Legit ?
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If this helps it is just under 1.00" in diameter ......... -
No one has any information to help with this ?
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It's a nice period button, what else do you need to know about it? JFS and OLC also made for the Reichsmarine and Kriegsmarine.Comment
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Originally posted by taz3447 View Post No one has any information to help with this ?
Are you serious.......? A button?Comment
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From what I know of these they were made prior to the Kriegsmarine , but not sure of the time frame ....any ideas ?Originally posted by Kondor View PostComment
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Hi to all,
The appellation "Reichsmarine" was used btw 1922 and 1935 and come after the "Kaiserliche Marine".
So "Kriegsmarine" appeared from 1935.
I don't know the meaning of the number "5", it exists a number on most of KM glass buttons as well, see below.
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could the 5 stand for uniform accessories like RZM M5/... And thank you all for your input on this! It was very helpful !Comment
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You're welcome Taz.Originally posted by taz3447 View Post
Unfortunately, it's not possible that your "5" stand for M5 as "M5" and the "RZM" marks were exclusively used on the nazi party accessories (hitlerjugend...).
Never seen on KM effects.
It is barely perceptible.Comment
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BTT.
Simply two other examples of these numbers:
"0" and "102".
In my opinion, it identify a unit production or a batch number that allows tracing them
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Thank you very much for the info, makes sense !Originally posted by Christophorus View PostBTT.
Simply two other examples of these numbers:
"0" and "102".
In my opinion, it identify a unit production or a batch number that allows tracing them
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