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Germany. A Rare Motor Sport Badge with Award Document, Published Example

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Germany. A Rare Motor Sport Badge with Award Document, Published Example

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Germany. A Rare Motor Sport Badge with Award Document, Published Example

Badge in solid silver, Silver Grade, measures 48.5mm x 48.8mm, weighs 44.1 grams, marked “800” for silver content, with maker’s mark “LN1700” and “Ges. Gesch.”, hardly worn, excellent quality, in extremely fine condition; with a large size award document, approx. 24cm x 34cm (or 9 ½ x 13 inches), with embossed silvered seal on a left side, dated 30. January 1940, and with facsimile signature of Korpsführer der NSKK Adolf Hühnlein. This rare document is unfolded, in extremely fine condition. With recipient’s 2 original photos! A very rare set. This badge, photo and document are published in D. Niemann’s catalogue #3, p. 402-403.