1939 Verwundetenabzeichen in Silber

[buellmeister]

Gents,


Here is another recently purchased piece that is unmarked and I have perused many of the other examples and could this piece have a replaced catch? Or, is a variant Duemer? I thank anyone in the know to chime in. I'm in uncharted waters. Thank you!

Joel

[buellmeister]

Here is another picture of the obverse.

[Adrian Stevenson]

The badge looks good to me. I do not see any evidence of the catch being replaced.

[buellmeister]

Adrian,

I thank you for your assessment. A little sigh of relief as well.

[buellmeister]

Gents,

Just to verify. After combing through many pictures of Verwundentenabzeichens, I think the correct manufacturer for this one is: Steinhauer and Luck/Ludenscheid. My assumption is derived from the unique catch assembly unique to this manufacturer. Thank you goes out to those who can confirm.

Joel

[spunkmaja]

From these blurry reverse pictures it is hard to tell who made this badge. Best guess is Paul Meybauer, it is not an S&L badge.

Better images of the revere is needed.

/Jonas

[buellmeister]

Jonas,

Hope these additional pictures help with your assessment? I thank you for your help as well.

[spunkmaja]

Thanks for the much better images.

Actually I cannot determine the maker of this badge. But to me is not Paul Meybauer either.

It is only the hinge that resemblance with a Paul Meybauer badge variant. The front and the catch does have any resemblance with Paul Meybauer.

Hopefully someone else can help out.

/Jonas

[buellmeister]

Jonas,

Thank you again. What about the hinge on a Boerger and Co./Berlin? Could this be an unmarked example?

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Pictures courtesy of the Collector's Guild.

[rbminis]

I have been looking Joel.
So far, I am not able to find an original example with this set up.
Ralph.