Badge, Nuremberg 1914-1919, NSDAP Party Congress 1929, silver, converted to eyelets

Badge, Nuremberg 1914-1919, NSDAP Party Congress 1929, silver, converted to eyelets . The badge is made of hollow-stamped and silver-plated base metal. It is in very good condition, with complete silver plating and a light patina. The pin with the maker's mark has been removed, but it is a typical badge from the Ferdinand Hoffstätter company of Bonn. The wearer had the pin removed and two eyelets soldered on for sewing it to the uniform. Very clean jeweler's work. Directly from the wearer's family. Dimensions: Height 47,89 mm, Width 20,09 mm, Weight (converted) 2,85 g.

Interesting renovation.

• Top edge: At the very top of the badge is a detailed silhouette of Nuremberg's old town (especially Nuremberg Castle). Directly below it is the word "NUREMBERG".
• Central main element: At the center of the badge is an imperial eagle with downward-angled wings. This eagle holds in its talons a circular wreath of oak leaves containing a swastika.
• The base: The eagle with the swastika wreath stands atop a German steel helmet. The helmet forms the visual foundation for the eagle.
• The text edges: To the left and right of the helmet and the eagle are the year and the party name. On the left side, "1914" is written vertically, and on the right side, "1919" is written vertically, with "NSDAP" directly below.
• Bottom edge: At the very bottom of the shield, the badge ends with the two-line inscription "PARTEITAG" and below it the year "1929".