M1/129 - Seiler & Comp., Geldem Parteiabzeichen 1933 Badge ?

[Montipoll]

Based on comments of my other post of a GES GESCH one of these and it's coffin pin, I'm leaning towards this also having very high probability of being probably a fake, especially due to the M1/129 being a common one to repro.
Confirmation appreciated.
Thanks, Bex.

[Greenhorn]

Unfortunately, you are correct on all accounts.

Also, there never was a badge made by this maker. M1/129 was the silliest maker to fake because it didn’t exist.

I’m sure you will find a good badge, keep at it. The DE badge does exist, just not the DE 1933 badge. It’s a fantasy badge.

Green

[bloodyamon]

Unfortunately a very well known fake indeed. Any chance to return it to the seller for a refund - in case you bought it?

Especially UK sellers did not hesitate to spread this fakes en-masse this year.

I remember that I wrote one of these sellers a few months ago and told him very politely, that this is not an original badge, including
a full page of references and informations - with the result that he added 1 sentence to his badges' auction afterwards: "100% war-time original".
What a lousy fart!

As Greenhorn said, good for us, the faker used such a stupid RZM number.
Maybe, during working in his fume-filled UK/Polish/Ukraine... workshop the faker tought to himself, that faking a badge with
such a 'rare' RZM where no one has an original to compare would make his fake harder to uncover and more realistic - who knows?

[Montipoll]

Thank you both for confirming my suspicions. A shame but it's all useful information I can add to the info sheets I'm writing out for all the items my stepdad owns in his collection.

Any chance to return it to the seller for a refund - in case you bought it?

Oh haha there is no chance of that, my stepdad bought / acquired everything he has over 20-30 years ago haha.