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A Bronze Grade SA Sports Badge with Award Booklet

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A Bronze Grade SA Sports Badge with Award Booklet

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A Bronze Grade SA Sports Badge with Award Booklet

A Bronze grade SA Sports Badge, measuring 46x57mm, extremely fine condition with some age related discolouration. An Award Book, measuring 104x147mm, 8 pages, front and back cover have are no longer attached to each other or the inside of the book, other than that near mint condition. An Award Certificate, measuring 90x80mm, extremely fine condition with some scuffing. On the back of the badge are the words “Eigentum d. S.A. Sportabzeichen Hauptstelle”, property of the SA sports badge central office, and maker mark Berg & Nolte A.G., Lüdenscheid. Footnote: The recipient of the award book and certificate is Hartmut Gehler from Dresden. The book is dated to August 10, 1941. The badge was awarded on October 24, 1942. Gehler was born November 14, 1923, so he was only 17 years old when he first started to achieve the qualifications for the sports badge, and 18 when it was awarded to him. Gehler was part of the NSKK (National Socialist Motor Corps), unit 3/M33. The achievements Gehler had to reach in order to get the badge included several athletic and military disciplines, including hand grenade long throw and cross country running wearing a gas mask. All in all, he achieved 878 points.