Heer Panzerkampfabzeichen.

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Here's another Cupal Assmann with a cut-out ... unfortunately, it was the swas that was cut out and not the grass!

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Toward the other end of the alphabet - some Wursters.

Massive zincer in silver.

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Another zincer in silver, with variant hinge.

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(Bob ought tobe seeing some familiar ones here!)

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Hollow Buntmetall Wurster in bronze.

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Massive Buntmetall small w Wurster in bronze.

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Back to the AS family.

A.S. in track semi-hollow in silver.

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Bronze brother

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AS in triangle semi-hollow silver

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His bronze brother

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Also in this design family - Rudolf Karneth

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The "pillow crimp" (Foerster & Barth?)

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[attachmentid=32873]The "oval crimp"

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Oval crimp in bronze

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FLL in silver

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Unmarked FLL in bronze (semi-vaulted, not flat; but the FLL obverse design)

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And that's something less than half of them, but enough for now!

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