Here is a Zimmermann badge. See cap on far right.
Last edited by Friedrich-Berthold; 05-06-2016 at 03:49 AM.
Zimmermann was M1/72 and also had a VA SS license in the triple digit number and the date. The later are the Verwaltungsamt SS license numbers, apparently.
A VA SS license number, for which no primary source exists to explain it, or I have overlooked it and I have looked...
I am not a "scull" collector, nor do I delve into the most arcane details of these things, as if I could even see them with my fading senses of sight and cognition.
I should sell the orphaned ones I have. These things don't do much for me anymore unless they're on a cap.
I wholly share your view.by seventyeighth
no orphans here...!!
and I do not pry them off to peer at the back. I understand the desire to know more, of course, but if such an effort results in the destruction of these things,
then no one can put humpty dumpty back together again...and that sensation is far more powerful than seeing an oddly shaped "M"......
we all have to love the 80% discount though.........
Gentleman.. Your response and views are more than appreciated.. I try to buy low and reap the reward of finely crafted workmanship and relics unknown to the general public and to those that are privy to the sometimes "Science" of these items a many thanks.. We as a community are blessed to have such esteemed members here..
I'd rather be A "RaD Man than a Mad Man "
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