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Here are a few pics of my new Schlageter Badge that i purchased from Craig. It is unusual due to it being oval and having a solid back. Most were made as Tinnies and rectangle in shape. This badge is die struck and looks award quailty. Anyone have any ideas?
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Reverse
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The Maker is Paulmann & Crone who also made the Tinnie version.
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Erich, see next post below
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Thanks Benten, I agree that it is a Tinnie. Either way it is not one that's seen often.
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Yes, Erich it is a rare one.  Cheers, Benten
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Nice! Brass/tombac base metal?
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Looks like brass because it has a nice green patina as you can see in the pic.
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If I remember correctly the enterprising tinnie manufacturers produced several different designs for the same rally.
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Nice badge Erich, very interesting, thanks for sharing it.
JRS
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