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Site last updated: 1 November 2018. Periodic updates are made - This site is for historical purposes only and I have no political agenda or views. This blog is a personal hobby and while I endeavour to provide information as accurately as possible, it may be difficult due to the sometimes controversial nature of the artefact, or that little documented history is known. Like most collectibles, the decision about a piece still ultimately rests with you. All photos unless stated belong to the owner and permission must be sought in writing before use. Email us at: coburgbadge@gmail.com
Saturday, 19 March 2016
A Souval Reproduction
This is an attempt to reproduce the Coburg Badge and although unverified, it is believed to be made by Souval. Take note that the outer areas of the Swastika were filled in this reproduction and the ovalish perimeter has been badly encircled, being not a perfect oval. On the reverse, the pin system is incorrect and the back is wrong. The firm of Rudolf Souval of Vienna made medals and badges during the Third Reich,but after the war continued to produce their products and ceased trading in the mid Seventies. The original Coburg Badges were made by the firm Deschler and Sohn. Image courtesy of Bob Hunter, GMIC.
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