Heer Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen.

[J Temple-West]

Only one of each, silver and bronze.

Silver by Friedrich Orth.

[J Temple-West]

Reverse..

[J Temple-West]

Bronze by, I believe, W. Deumer.

[J Temple-West]

Reverse..

[Laurence Strong]

My one and only a Silver Zimmerman with most of the silver gone

[Laurence Strong]

The reverse

[dond]

silver JFS

[dond]

reverse.

[dond]

Bronze JFS

[dond]

the reverse of the bronze.

[dond]

R.S. with wide pin in silver.

[dond]

The reverse. Note the pin. You don't see these evey day.

Don

[J Temple-West]

Very nice, Don.

Also, compliments on the excellent photographic work..

[J Temple-West]

Typical award document..

[Dave B]

Unmarked silver,pillow back??

Dave

[Dave B]

reverse

[S.Weber]

Hello,

nice pieces....

here is an unmarked Ernst L. M?ller in best quality!

But the needle ist break of.....

Edited May 7, 2005 by Chairman

[VonLuger]

Here is a IAB made of Nickle Silver....These were the first produced IAB's

[VonLuger]

reverse

[Bob Hunter]

C'mon guys there are more fabulous examples of this award out there. Let's see 'em please.

[Guest Darrell]

Well I dont collect these, but I do have a couple of very salty examples.

The first one up is a banged up Zinc unmarked JB&Co.

[Guest Darrell]

Last one is a very well worn Unmarked Juncker. This particular one is from a German Vet. The Catch was repaired wartime.

Edited May 22, 2005 by Darrell

[Jan Arne S]

Hello Members !

IAB is also a Badge I like , and I also try to get some nice IAB both in Silver and Bronze .

First RS&S in Silver , made of Tombac .

Jan Arne

[Jan Arne S]

Back of RS&S IAB in Silver .

Jan Arne

[Jan Arne S]

Another Silver IAB . Maker small "W" Karl Wurster in Silver made of Tombac .

Jan Arne