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Very nice. Our new member M16 fan has some similar to your he has shown us. If you have one item, do let it be real, as yours is....

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on a conflicted and problematic subject where there is less expertise and much misinformation.

Good luck.

560608560609560606560607560610560611560612560613More images of this endless controversy which sheds little, little light.

Jawohl. Don't clean it. Leave it alone.

These badges were made of alloys that included brass, and the silver or white metal plating of the era wears off to reveal the base metal.

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262526I take the liberty of recycling an image from Robin Lumsden that shows his fine collection and might be of use in this connection.

The list at the start should further be marked as a draft, since the previous editions of same going back for more than ten years underwent constant revision. No original list from a primary source...

The family Assmann were also Nazis of the first hour.
The variations of the Danziger badge are numerous, indeed.

One hardly need add that the insignia here is of the pattern ca. 1933/4 for the Totenschaedel, and 1935/6 for the Hoheitszeichen.
Enclosed is the insignia used prior to these later badges, which...