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Germany, HJ. A Golden Membership Honour Badge, by Wilhelm Deumer

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Germany, HJ. A Golden Membership Honour Badge, by Wilhelm Deumer

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Germany, HJ. A Golden Membership Honour Badge, by Wilhelm Deumer

(Goldene-HJ Abzeichen). A die-struck alloy badge with gilt and enamels, in the form of an elongated, vertical diamond, the obverse centre displays a black enamelled mobile swastika set against a golden diamond, with white enamelled fields to its left and right, and translucent red enamels, with a pebbled underlay, above and below, the reverse centre presents a pin assembly, maker mark RZM M1/120 for Wilhelm Deumer of Lüdenscheid, inscribed with the number 131294, measuring 17 mm (w) x 28 mm (h), and in near extremely fine condition.