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Germany, Third Reich. A Grouping of Seven Badges

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Germany, Third Reich. A Grouping of Seven Badges

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Germany, Third Reich. A Grouping of Seven Badges

A grouping of seven badges, consisting of 1) A Bronze Grade DRL Badge, constructed of bronze alloy, with a vertical pinback, marked “Ernst L. Müller, Pforzheim” and “DRGM 35269” on the reverse, measuring 38.88 mm (w) x 47.87 mm (h), weighing 17.5 grams. 2) A “Heim ins Reich” badge, constructed of silvered bronze and red, white, and black enamels, horizontal pinback, marked “K & Q”, measuring 23.29 mm in diameter, 3) A 1938 Day of Labour badge, in bakelite, vertical pinback, marked “Bruno Klett, Schney” on the reverse, measuring 35.04 mm in diameter. 4) A 1935 Day of German Sea Travel badge, in nickel-silver, horizontal pinback, marked “Paul Schulz & Co., Lüdenscheid” on the reverse, measuring 41.93 mm (w) x 45.24 mm (h). 5) A Day of Labour Badge, in zink, vertical pinback, marked but illegible, measuring 36.05 mm in diameter. 6) A 400 Years of Luther Bible badge, in silvered zink, horizontal pinback, marked “Wilh. Bing, Leipzig, W. 33 Birkenstr. 8” on the reverse, measuring 33.81 mm in diameter. 7) A Prussian Veteran’s Association Badge, constructed of bronze with black and white enamels, with two small ribbons suspended, marked “H. Schilling, Berlin” on the reverse, measuring 28 mm (w) x 37.58 mm (h), in overall fair to good condition.