NSDAP button or badge?

**pasarana** · 06-16-2010, 10:40 PM

Hi all,
I couldnt find specifically this dug up badge or button (?) anywhere on internet

is it some kind of uniform button, or just different type of NSDAP lapel badge? I am slightly confused as there is no pin on the back (neither any spots)... Diameter is 23mm

I simply love the relics dug up on battlefield or found in old bunkers...after been 60 years lying in the ground.. these are like real silent witnesses of WWII battles

Really appreciate any help or comments

with regards

Pasarana

PS: RZM and M1/12 is marked on the backside as on standard lapel badges

**Espenlaub Militaria** · 06-16-2010 10:40 PM

We also buy and trade your items and full collections!

**Element7** · 06-17-2010, 09:47 PM

Its a button hole style party pin. Same as the others just a different attachment device. You dont see them as often however they are around. If you like I can take a photo of mine.

Nice find!

Kirby

**Walkwolf** · 06-18-2010, 02:06 AM

I've seen a few of this type floating around over here too
- not ground dug ! They tend to sell for more than the
'standard' pin back badges.

A nice variation !

**Woolgar** · 06-18-2010, 11:32 AM

A nice and unusual find Pasarana

Nick

**pasarana** · 06-18-2010, 12:28 PM

by Element7

Its a button hole style party pin. Same as the others just a different attachment device. You dont see them as often however they are around. If you like I can take a photo of mine.

Nice find!

Kirby

Many thanks for your replies - any comment is very helpful for me as I am novice and dont have many WWII books :-/
This one is not my find, it comes from bloke in "Sudetenland" who digs up Heers stuff thrown away during the final retreat 1944-45

To Kirby: Yes sure I would like to see your treasure party button

Best Regards / Pasarana

**Element7** · 06-18-2010, 01:07 PM

Here is my example. As you can see its not the prettiest party badge out there. Its marked M1/14 for Matthius Oescbsler & Sohn, Ansbach. The side view shows the the parallel lines used to insure proper pin alignment. Same badge different attachment device.

Kirby