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A 1939 30th Celebration for the Invention of the “German X-Ray” Badge

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A 1939 30th Celebration for the Invention of the “German X-Ray” Badge

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A 1939 30th Celebration for the Invention of the “German X-Ray” Badge

A 1939 30. Deutsche Tagung des Deutschen Röntgens Stuttgart badge (May.1939); in zink; horizontal pinback; unmarked; measuring 43 mm x 27 mm; very fine condition.

Footnote: Wilhelm Conrad Röngten (March 27, 1845 - February 10, 1923) was a German mechanical engineer and physicist who was the first individual to produce x-rays on November 8th, 1895, when he produced and detected electromagnetic radiation. In German, X-Rays are named “Röntgen”.