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Has anyone seen one of these before?
Meisterschaft Schiessen - Wannsee 1939
I've seen the centre piece as stickpins before, but never with the enamel surround. I cannot decide whether it is two period badges that have been married up post war, or whether it is correct....
Any ideas?
Thanks
Don
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Reverse. I forgot to say that it is a tad larger than a party badge....
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Hi Don
Whilst I have not seen that configuration before I like it, the DJ did host many shooting competitions, I have a tinnie like medal dated 1939 from Berlin, probably not the same competition but from the same area. The centre is a stickpin as you say but without the date, I have seen a stickpin before without a date.
Gary
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Hi Gary,
Thank you for your reply & thoughts. It "feels" right if you know what I mean, certainly an unusual piece.
Thanks again
Don
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