Item: G45175

Germany, SA. A Lot of Badges

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Germany, SA. A Lot of Badges

An SA Group Duisburg Sports Competition Badge, c. 1938, an ovular badge constructed of die stamped bronze, the obverse centre bears a cut out man holding a shield with the inscription “Wettkampftage SA Gruppe Niederrhein 10-12 Juni 1938 Duisburg” (Competitions Days SA Group Lower Rhine 10-12 June 1938 Duisburg), encompassed by an oak leaf wreath, the reverse bears a soldered vertical pinback, measuring 34.66 mm (w) x 50.12 mm (h), very fine; An SA Group Niederrhein Sports Competition Badge, c. 1935, a die stamped steel badge, the obverse top bears a circular oak leaf wreath with an upwards facing sword through the centre, the SA logo is superimposed on top of the sword and two swastikas flank the bottom of the wreath, below is plain and inscribed with “REICHS-WETTKAMPFTAGE DER SA GRUPPE NIEDERRHEIN 28-30 AUG. 1935” (REICHS COMPETITION DAYS OF THE SA GROUP NIEDERRHEIN 28-30 AUGUST. 1935), the reverse is plain and bears a soldered vertical pinback, measuring 36.25 mm (w) x 55.92 mm (h), very fine; An SA Sports Festival Falkenstein Badge, c. 1933, a shield-shaped badge constructed of die stamped bronze, the obverse centre bears a swastika with the SA logo superimposed on top, circumscribed with “STURMBANN I/243 1. SA. SPORTFEST FALKENSTEIN i.V 17-18. 6. 33” (STURMBANN I / 243 1st SA. SPORTS FESTIVAL FALKENSTEIN i.V 17-18. 6. 33”, the reverse bears a horizontal soldered pinback and the maker mark “WURSTER MARK NEUKIRCHEN”, measuring 38.55 mm (w) x 45.30 mm (h), very fine; An SA Day of the SA Group North Sea Badge, c. 1936, an ovular badge constructed of copper-aluminum, the obverse centre bears the image of a left facing man and a castle lighthouse in the ocean with the date “6-7 JUNI”, circumscribed with “TAG DER SA GRUPPE NORDSEE IN BREMEN 1936” (DAY OF THE SA GROUP NORTH SEA IN BREMEN 1936), the bottom bears teh SA logo and two oak leaves, the reverse bears a soldered, horizontal pinback and the maker mark “BRUNO MULDE BREMEN”, measuring 33.53 mm (w) x 44.33 (h), very fine.