RZM 63 --- Steinhauer u. Lück
RZM 63 --- Steinhauer u. Lück
RZM 39 --- Robert Beck
RZM 48 --- Alexander Wollram
RZM 21 --- Paul Meybauer
A stunning transitional here but I find the better the condition the harder they are to photograph...
RZM 27 --- Ernst.L. Müller / sub-contractor
This is probably my favourite obverse out of that on any other party badge I've owned. It's a close call with many others I guess, they are all so individual in their characteristics, but IMO this one's just beautiful --- and look at that nice and juicy pin plate
RZM M1/14 --- Mathias Oechsler u. Sohn
Last one for now; pretty common but a nice quality transitional badge all the same
RZM 6 --- Karl Hensler
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That's the way to get things moving! You motivated me to take some pictures today, thanks. You have some really good pieces in this bunch! The 109 is a rare number and a nice looking badge also. They all look really good, actually. Thanks for posting!
Mark
In this world there's two kinds of people, my friend. Those with loaded guns, and those who dig. You dig. CE
Thank you, Green! I had a better condition 109 but sold that one too a month or so ago --- I have precious few M1 badges left, nice/rare transitionals, early badges or slogans are what gets me going these days.
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Another hard to find transitional badge, unfortunately with some enamel damage...:
RZM 77 --- Foerster & Barth
Another rare number:
RZM 4 --- Karl Gutenkunst
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