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      Interesting. 144 is not listed as a known M1 code. Could be an unknown. Or could be the firm mixed up their M code for M5 uniform accessories or M9 tinnies (day badges). So much we don't know for sure. Good chance the lists are not complete. --dj--Joe
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      Not a membership badge I ever got around to collecting, so I can not contribute. Would bronze be the base color for these badges? I did locate an older topic showing a double C. Poellath Schrobenhausen marking. (Click on the arrow in the upper right corner of the link). --dj--Joe
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      Still my favorite database. Sometimes I have problems locating it. Probably just me. If I click on "Organizational Badges" in either the red bar or blue bar I do not wind up here. I do if I click on Enamel & membership badge manufacturers database --dj--Joe
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      Interesting how they combined the wappen of Breslau / Wroclaw with a swastika. Ich Half - I helped - badge for a donation? Is the material plastic or bakelite? --dj--Joe
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      Interesting item. Not one I was aware of. 1919 - 1927? Short lived organization. I read he was a naval officer 1900-1918. Thanks for sharing. --dj--Joe
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      Appreciate seeing the bookends. The stylized horse heads look familiar. Also similarly depicted on day badges? Or postcard art? --dj--Joe
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      Hi Don, life is a learning process until we graduate. 😇 ChrisKelly, what is the mark on the pin plate (on your large Nat.Soz.Frauenschaft ) 144? --dj--Joe
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      Very informative and nice items. Here is another good reference link. --dj--Joe
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      Nice, nice piece. The chip doesn't take much away. Just part of the items history. Several of my enamel pieces have suffered some loss of enamel. A number have stress cracks. "Same with me though". Thanks for sharing. --dj--Joe
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      Nacho, A very nice selection of items. Would it be possible to see the Stahlhelm Frauenbund abzeichen up close? I had always been on the lookout for one but it never came along. Regards, --dj--Joe
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      I see many nice collectible items. Congratulations Nacho on your well displayed collection. Regards, --dj--Joe
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      Going to be a challenge to get them all tucked in. --dj--Joe
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      C, Some nice additions. Congrats. on the Kleingartner 10 year pin. Here is a link to an informative thread.
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      C, In my opinion you are doing well. I started collecting in the 20th. century. 😉 Even though reproductions were produced soon after the end of WWII There were many reproductions produced between then and now, the 21st. century. 👨‍🦯 How well I wonder would I have done starting out now? We have all I imagine, had our share of "not what it's cracked up to be". --dj--Joe
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