Infanterie Sturmabzeichen x3 for review

[Killroy]

Just purchased these combat badges and would like to have all of your opinions to know if I did well. Trying to see if all are original before I pass them along. Thank you all in advance for your opinions.

Regards,

Jeff

[Anubis]

All original IMO.
First one is a AS in triangle, possibly maker Adolf Sholze, second one is a so called "Broken Stem" by unknown maker, third one is a Funcke & Brüninghaus. All made from zinc.

[KSH]

Nice badges! I have nothing to add to János' assessment of these awards, just wanted to say that I especially like the Funcke & Brüninghaus example (last one). The F&B design is my favorite of all ISAs. I know I am in the minority here People speak about the NS Juncker Infanterie Sturmabzeichen etc, but I think that F&Bs are much more attractive awards. They are also the widest and heaviest of all ISAs and that makes me like them even better

- Kenneth

[Anubis]

Kenneth,

I would suggest you to check the IABs made by Deschler, Wiedmann, Meybauer!

[KSH]

Kenneth,

I would suggest you to check the IABs made by Deschler, Wiedmann, Meybauer!

I just checked them again in the DB and I'm still with the F&B, János But they are very attractive badges indeed. I like the Deschler design especially. It's just an aesthetic question really.

- Kenneth

[Anubis]

The Deschler is my favourite zinc Infanterie Sturmabzeichen design, but of course as a Juncker fan, nothing can beat the early NS variant.(just maybe the cupal Meybauer.)

[Stewy S]

Janos is spot on! Stewy