L/22 Verwundetenabzeichen in SILVER (SILBER) -- REAL or FAKE ?

[startingcollector]

The following Verwundetenabzeichen (Silber / Silver)

a mark at the back reads L/22 , following to information at Google this badges seems to be produced by Glaser & Sohn in Dresden.

About the authenticity and age ... What are your opinions other -more experienced- colleague collectors?

Prefer replies from people who have Original L/22 badges (Verwundetenabzeichen in Silver) in their collections,
so a good comparison can be made.

Thanks for possibly feedback!

Startingcollector

[Brett]

We can't go making things too easy now can we? Typing L22 Verwundetenabzeichen into the Forum search function will give you several threads to make a good comparison with.

Regards
Brett

[startingcollector]

@brett >> tHANKS HAVE SEARCHED AND FOUND. My pieces seems to be authentic. Saw several other L/22 threads of such a Verwundetenabzeichen badge in silver.

Quality of my piece is great. Very much and sharp details, a nice silver finish.

Most comparable with the Original in the next thread:
Verwundetenabzeichen in Silber.

But my reverse side is in a better condition and just a small difference that the bracket/clasp BELOW at my piece is attached with the curly end to the left direction. [the other posted item to the right] but
that can be caused during the production stadium.

Several other posted L/22 had less sharp details at the front side and were in a less condition. Thus ... Happy me!

[MAP]

Chris,

Looks like a nice award. Congrats.

I will say, limiting replies to people with only L/22 awards will severely limit your responses. Many members here are more than qualified to give you sound advice, whether they own one or not.

Regards,

Michael

[Brumbar]

Completely agree with Michael.
Having said that , I own an L22. My only issue with this badge is that it appears to me that the catch has been at one to me re-soldered onto the
badge. Just my opinion.
Having said that I would add this to my collection
Regards
Detlef