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A NSDAP Party Member’s Lapel Badge in its Original LDO Case of issue by Ferdinand Wiedmann

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A NSDAP Party Member’s Lapel Badge in its Original LDO Case of issue by Ferdinand Wiedmann

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A NSDAP Party Member’s Lapel Badge in its Original LDO Case of issue by Ferdinand Wiedmann

An extremely well preserved NSDAP Party Member’s badge; in silvered tombac and black, white, and pebbled red enamels; horizontal pinback; marked “RZM” and “Ges. Gesch.” on the reverse; measuring 22.60 mm in diameter; weighing 5.5 grams; with its original case of issue; constructed of cardstock with a dark brown faux leather (leatherette) exterior; inside of the lid embossed with the LDO logo; inside bottom lined with cornflower blue felt; the reverse stamped “883” and “L/51” (E. Ferdinand Wiedmann, Frankfurt am Main); measuring 50 mm x 38 mm; better than extremely fine condition.