Parteiabzeichen NSDAP - Authentic?

[Andreuk]

Hi all,
Looking to buy this badge but unsure of its authenticity, would appreciate any help.

Apologies for the photos they are from dealer website.

Thanks in advance.

Andre

[harryamb2]

looks ok to me.

[Andreuk]

What worried me slightly is the description


The lapel-pin - which has been IMO only minimally used ie. worn - has a very nicely preserved age-patina and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: it is showing normal wear but is totally void of any real (enamel-) damage (see pictures): just some regular wear ie. scratches are noticable. The badge shows moreover a somewhat tarnished finish as can be seen from the pictures. This example - which has a bright-red coloured ie. enamelled area - comes mounted on its functional- (ie. regular) pin-/catch set-up (which is naturally still fully functional and/or present). Simply an attractive 'N.S.D.A.P.' membership-pin-/ie. party badge having a clearly present makers'-signification and that is IMO accordingly priced!

I'm not sure if the "tarnished finish" is a sign of it being a fake

Andre

[John Brandon]

Real...................................... and not a problem with it - there are a few about

M1/13 L. Christian Lauer, Nürmberg

[Wewelsburg]

A nice one. And the dealer is OK too

[Andreuk]

Thankyou guys 😊 a great help for me when I'm buying bits and greatly appreciated as always.

It seems sometimes when I'm researching the real vs fake helmets I find the armbands & badges I want.

Andre

[hermanoantequera]

Hi, I am new to this forum. What does "ie." stand for in "which has a bright-red coloured ie."?

Thanks,
Herman

[John Brandon]

Hi, I am new to this forum. What does "ie." stand for in "which has a bright-red coloured ie."?

Thanks,
Herman

It means idest ........in latin .....that is ....in english 😎

[rbminis]

Hi, I am new to this forum. What does "ie." stand for in "which has a bright-red coloured ie."?

Thanks,
Herman

The term i.e. is a shortening of the Latin expression id est, which translates to “that is.” It is used to introduce a rephrasing or elaboration.
Ralph.

[Glenn66]

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