NSDAP Abzeichen

[slados28]

Certainly a perfectly nice M1- era Zimmermann badge, nothing to worry about. Most likely earliest stages of transitioning into the M1 system, you'll find the same obverse die used along with a number of different reverse dies, most notably in transitional configuration without the M1 prefix. The utilization of a dot instead of a dash in the makers mark adds a little extra something, a fine badge.

[FPerseghetti]

Thank you alot for sharing you knoledge slados28 !!!

Really happy with this last information, that was a suspicion only

[FPerseghetti]

Hello,

One more information about this particular NSDAP Parteiabzeichen of mine:

This is a 23,5 mm version of the Fritz Zimmermann M1.72 NSDAP Parteiabzeichen, which means that, it's a 1935 badge.

Till this point, I know about the existence of 2 types of M1.72 NSDAP Parteiabzeichen by Fritz Zimmermann:

1 - 23,5mm version from circa 1835
2 - 23,2mm version from 1935 to 1945


Thanks !

[FPerseghetti]

Hello,

One more information about this particular NSDAP Parteiabzeichen of mine:

This is a 23,5 mm version of the Fritz Zimmermann M1.72 NSDAP Parteiabzeichen, which means that, it's a 1935 badge.

Till this point, I know about the existence of 2 types of M1.72 NSDAP Parteiabzeichen by Fritz Zimmermann:

1 - 23,5mm version from circa 1835
2 - 23,2mm version from 1935 to 1945


Thanks !

Sorry, correcting:

1 - 23,5mm version from circa 1935 (NOT 1835 as stated, that was typo ...)
2 - 23,2mm version from 1935 to 1945