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Germany, Weimar. A 1923 Stahlhelm Membership Badge

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Germany, Weimar. A 1923 Stahlhelm Membership Badge

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Germany, Weimar. A 1923 Stahlhelm Membership Badge

(Der Stahlhelm Mitgliedsabzeichen). A Stahlhelm membership badge consisting of a slightly convex, 30 mm in diameter, constructed of a nickel-silver alloy badge, with black enamelled obverse featuring a profiled M16 helmet, above whose chinstrap rivet is stamped an Iron Cross followed by “Der Stahlhelm” in Gothic script, beneath the helmet is two crossed oak leaves above a “1923” date, to the reverse is a hinged, vertical pin, the manufacturer’s logo of an underlined and stylized “STH” for Stahlhof Magdeburg, engraved with “III. OM. 86 - 29. 3. 1923,” and in extremely fine condition.