Item: G23101

Four German Flagpole Badges

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Four German Flagpole Badges

1st North German Gymnastics Festival Badge 1924 (die-stamped bronze, 27.3 mm x 45.7 mm, two die-holes for pole mounting); Neudorf-Schreibendorf Veteran's Organization 50th Anniversary Badge 1933 (silvered and gilt die-stamped bronze, 37 mm x 70.7 mm, three die-holes for pole mounting); Munich Octoberfest Jubilee Country Shooting Badge 1935 (die-stamped silvered copper, 35 mm x 77.5 mm, two die-holes for pole mounting, piece missing on the right side and a crack near the centre); and "50 gew.v. M.T.V. Meinersen" Badge (die-stamped, silver, engraved "50 gew.v. M.T.V. Meinersen", 36.5 mm x 72.3 mm, three die-holes for pole mounting). Ranging from near fine to better than very fine.