And here are 2 badges from the pre-RZM period. One is marked GES.GESCH and other is unmarked version. Can anyone tell, who can me the producer of the unmarked badge?
And here are 2 badges from the pre-RZM period. One is marked GES.GESCH and other is unmarked version. Can anyone tell, who can me the producer of the unmarked badge?
Nice varied lot of original badges --- I don't think there's any telling who made your Ges Gesch, finding a maker marked match helps but even then it might not be 100%...
Here is a more detailed picture of the RZM M1/128 badge. As I understand there are many fakes on the market of that maker. Maybe somebody can post picture of the fake M1/128 badge so we can see the differences?
All good original, I see nothing to worry about.
Nothing special but just another nice and original badge from the RZM period - M1/141. Josef Feix Söhne, Gablonz.
New arrival - RZM M1/8 Ferdinand Wagner, Pfrozheim.
Thought I would post some of my badges, there's some lovely variations on this thread.
Here's a couple of late zinc badges.
M1/42 buttonhole attachment and M1/103
I've added photos of this badge that is controversially marked with only RZM and Ges Gesch. It is identical to one listed as original on Jo's website, RZM GG1-3.
The white enamelling is poor and spilled over into the red.
Not sure on this, has anyone any thoughts?
I recently acquired a NSDAP pin I never saw before. I bought it as a genuine party pin, ... but I have my doubts.
Has anyone seen this kind of pin before?
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