1th model SA-Treffen Braunschweig 1931 badge

The Badge of the SA meeting Braunschweig 1931 was one of the most important early awards of the NSDAP and was awarded to participants in the march on 17 and 18 October 1931. According to the Order of Blood and the Golden Party Badge as the third-highest state-recognized party award. The meeting in Braunschweig with over 100,000 SA men was intended to demonstrate the power of the movement against the Weimar Republic. A tall oval wreath of oak leaves, in the middle of which is an eagle looking to the left on a swastika.
Lettering: On the edge of the wreath is the text "SA-TREFFEN BRAUNSCHWEIG 17/18 OCTOBER 1931". Variants: 1. Model: Usually hollow embossed from sheet iron or tombac (non-ferrous metal). 2. Model: Later pieces are often made of solid aluminum or zinc and often wear a RZM marking (e.g. M1/17 for the manufacturer Assmann)

This item:
One of the most desirable tin coins available, this is the 1st model (the hollow version) with the original needle on the back. Crafted from tombak, and an early strike (the oak leaves and the eagle's breast are still very sharp), the back is a mirror image of the front. It is worn and displays a beautiful patina.