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    dond

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    1. The reverse. Typical Wurster set up.
    2. Wurster bronze hollow bunt metal.
    3. Wurster bronze zink massive.
    4. Wernstein in silver. This badge has been refinished. You can tell it was probably a ground find or stored badly.
    5. the reverse. This is the typical reverse set up for this manufacturer.
    6. This bronze is made by an unknown producer but it comforms to known materials, techiques, and construction.
    7. Early small "w" in tombak from Karl Wurster.
    8. This one is called the "small dish" PAB. You can see why.
    9. A bronze that was until recently attributed to S&L.
    10. RS in silver with wide pin.
    11. Rudolf Souval (R S) in bronze. Two different versions of the maker mark. The more rounded on is late war and can be found on post war productions. The key is the catch. A single piece stamped catch is post war.
    12. Rudolf Richter, Schlag (R.R.S.) not to be confused with R.S.&S. (Richard Simm & Sohne) who never made PABs.
    13. Next up Rudolf Karneth (R.K.) twins. Bronze first. These are also some beautiful designs.
    14. This PAB is one of the ealiest designs, made of nickle silver. Known as the "Porsche" because of the beauty and quality. The maker is unknown.
    15. Juncker in bronze. The reverse of these are simular to the "Zimmerman" PABs. The key is that the catch is inset to the badge.
    16. The reverse. Remember this set up.
    17. Herman Aurich in silver.
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