Infanterie Sturmabzeichen - Help Needed!

[Ves]

Hello fellas
I just got this damaged IAB badge ( Infanterie Sturmabzeiche ) with a missing needle and catch and I will be very happy if someone tell me who is the maker of it? Any comments and opinions are appreciate it.

Regards!

[Ves]

Anybody?

[rbminis]

It would be easier to identify if your photos were straight on, front and reverse.
Also, with a plain background.
Ralph.

[Ves]

It would be easier to identify if your photos were straight on, front and reverse.
Also, with a plain background.
Ralph.

Thanks for your advice Ralph ,but I think will be useless. Nobody's replying to my thread anyway. Maybe it's time for a new forum.
Cheers!
Ves

[Frikorps Danmark]

Hello Ves.
I think it could be from unknown maker, known as 1.06, most likely from Idar-Oberstein, but I might be wrong.
Ves, I have also noticed, that sometimes! there are very few to none replies, and even rare pieces don't attract attention! Thats a bit strange, but shit happens. "Don't throw Your guns in the bushes", it's gonna be allright. This forum will still save You lot of money.
Regards,
Peter

[Brett]

Thanks for your advice Ralph ,but I think will be useless. Nobody's replying to my thread anyway. Maybe it's time for a new forum.
Cheers!
Ves

You have got to be kidding! You post photos that are angled, making essential details next to impossible to determine, and expect an answer pronto! You have the badge in hand. There are 30 odd pages of threads in the Infanterie Sturmabzeichen Forum. A question: Have you bothered to look through these pages yourself for a match, or is it easier to have someone do the donkey work for you?

Regards
Brett

[Ves]

Hello Ves.
I think it could be from unknown maker, known as 1.06, most likely from Idar-Oberstein, but I might be wrong.
Ves, I have also noticed, that sometimes! there are very few to none replies, and even rare pieces don't attract attention! Thats a bit strange, but shit happens. "Don't throw Your guns in the bushes", it's gonna be allright. This forum will still save You lot of money.
Regards,
Peter

Hello Peter
Thanks for your help and advice. I really appreciate it.
Best regards!
Ves

[Watchdog]

You have got to be kidding! You post photos that are angled, making essential details next to impossible to determine, and expect an answer pronto! You have the badge in hand. There are 30 odd pages of threads in the Infanterie Sturmabzeichen Forum. A question: Have you bothered to look through these pages yourself for a match, or is it easier to have someone do the donkey work for you?

Regards
Brett

I agree 100% with Brett here. You post a question and in less than a day you are critical because you don't get the answer you want immediately? As enthusiastic as most of us are we do have lives away from the computer screen.
Then you are given good advice concerning the best way to gain response and you toss it back in petulance! Yet you are not the most prolific contributor with 191 posts in more than three years.
As mentioned above this category of badge is very widely covered here and you could just have a little look yourself.
I'm sorry if this seems harsh but a forum is a place to exchange information and opinion not solely a reference library.

If we are not quick enough to respond to your poor photographs then maybe you would be better off elsewhere but as Peter (FD) says, this is a place where you stand to benefit from a great deal of knowledge plus save yourself a pot of cash by avoiding mistakes.

Take a view and make a choice but don't expect anyone to miss your contribution as it stands.
There is no prize for "footstamping" here.

Best wishes

Mark

[Ves]

I agree 100% with Brett here. You post a question and in less than a day you are critical because you don't get the answer you want immediately? As enthusiastic as most of us are we do have lives away from the computer screen.
Then you are given good advice concerning the best way to gain response and you toss it back in petulance! Yet you are not the most prolific contributor with 191 posts in more than three years.
As mentioned above this category of badge is very widely covered here and you could just have a little look yourself.
I'm sorry if this seems harsh but a forum is a place to exchange information and opinion not solely a reference library.

If we are not quick enough to respond to your poor photographs then maybe you would be better off elsewhere but as Peter (FD) says, this is a place where you stand to benefit from a great deal of knowledge plus save yourself a pot of cash by avoiding mistakes.

Take a view and make a choice but don't expect anyone to miss your contribution as it stands.
There is no prize for "footstamping" here.

Best wishes

Mark

Hello Mark
Thanks for your comment. I do respect your point.Definitely I need to learn how to be patient

Best regards!
Ves

[big ned]

It’s an early solid zinc IAB by Gottlieb & Wagner with the recessed set up. As can be seen here, this was not particularly durable and was replaced with a waffle crimp set up later on.

Regards, Ned.