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Und Ihr habt doch gesiegt Festabzeichen 1933
The Festabzeichen der Gedenkfeier 1933 by Deschler & Sohn, Munich (marked Ges. Gesch.) is produced in buntmetall and finished in a rare white nickel, silver-toned coating. The bright surface gives the badge a distinctive appearance compared to the more common bronze-colored versions.
The badge was awarded to participants and selected attendees of the 1933 commemorative ceremony honoring the anniversary of the Beer Hall Putsch of 9 November 1923, an event that became a foundational myth for the early NSDAP movement.
The oak-leaf wreath shows strong detail, with the motto Und Ihr habt doch gesiegt crisply defined. The central openwork swastika with the date 1933 is sharply executed. The reverse exhibits a small area of material loss on the wreath, caused by localized oxidation beneath the surface layer, though this does not detract from the overall appearance.
The nickel finish remains in excellent condition, with a clean, bright tone, slight natural patina and minimal wear. A notably well-preserved and uncommon Deschler variant.
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The Festabzeichen der Gedenkfeier 1933 by Deschler & Sohn, Munich (marked Ges. Gesch.) is produced in buntmetall and finished in a rare white nickel, silver-toned coating. The bright surface gives the badge a distinctive appearance compared to the more common bronze-colored versions.
The badge was awarded to participants and selected attendees of the 1933 commemorative ceremony honoring the anniversary of the Beer Hall Putsch of 9 November 1923, an event that became a foundational myth for the early NSDAP movement.
The oak-leaf wreath shows strong detail, with the motto Und Ihr habt doch gesiegt crisply defined. The central openwork swastika with the date 1933 is sharply executed. The reverse exhibits a small area of material loss on the wreath, caused by localized oxidation beneath the surface layer, though this does not detract from the overall appearance.
The nickel finish remains in excellent condition, with a clean, bright tone, slight natural patina and minimal wear. A notably well-preserved and uncommon Deschler variant.
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