HJ Golden Honour Badge in Gold
€275.00
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HJ Golden Honour Badge in Gold Lapel Pins / Tinnies Hitler-Jugend Enamelled Honour Badge in Gold (Goldenes HJ Ehrenzeichen). The badge is neatly maker marked on the back with ‘RZM M1/52’, this is a so-called ‘A-Stück’ with award number ‘116791’. The badge is having a functional pin/catch attachement. Nice original HJ Honor Badge in good used condition!
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