Questions about SA Sports Badge and Infanterie Sturmabzeichen

[R M Militaria]

Good shout guys. I would normally expect to see little notches on the reef but, I guess the corrosion levels have a part to play.

[Stewy S]

I agree with my Mate Stewy...a ground dug attributed R. Karneth.

Here is one of mine to compare. This one is the un-pebbled leaf variant

Best Regards, fischer

Fischer's is also a bronze,which is a lot rarer than silver's. I think both my silvers are posted here both pebbled & unpebbled somewhere. If you can find the link to them.
@ Fischer. That really is a show stopper mate! Stewy

[fischer]

@ Fischer. That really is a show stopper mate! Stewy

Cheers Mate...

[kegan32]

Glenn66. Great looking SA Sports Badge. And a low number too. Following is a request I have:
This is a needle-in-the-haystack request for a Gold SA Sports badge. If you have a numbered badge; the badge number I'm looking for is #1025. Long shot - you betcha. But stranger things have happened in our hobby. This particular badge was awarded to LtCol Wilhelm Walther of the Brandenbergers and I have his full dossier as well as his personal Army Dagger. Thanks

[Glenn66]

Wow, good luck buddy, you'll need it but like I say 'you never know until you ask'.

[Simon2]

How did it end up that your were in a cellar in north Berlin?

[ObKrieger]

How did it end up that your were in a cellar in north Berlin?

My uncle and his family live there, and I spent a summer with him working on houses. We were in Frohnau, if you know the region. Lovely place.

[Simon2]

fischer, perhaps a dumb question, but wondering how one tells the type of badge--yours has the bronze look, I think this is bronze but it looks dark grey--is it a zinc?

[Stewy S]

Si, yours is a zinc silver JB&Co unmarked. The hardware's made of buntmetal,this has a bronze-ish look to it. Stewy

[Simon2]

Thanks Stewy! If I recalll recall reading correctly, the silver ones were presented to motorized troops?