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Bahrenborstel, Germany
Very rar & old: Attractive German classic-badge Allgemeiner Deutscher Automobil Club / Auto Motorsport Club Schw. Gmünd 1th Intern. Rally around the "Staufer" trophy Made in Germany / 100 % original / Maker: Rettenmaier, Schw, Gmünd, Germany High-quality / fine master craftsmen work / A exclusive glas enamel badge, fire burned Very attractive Design: Relief silver medal (Old Town with Marien fontain Sw. Gmünd). Excellent condition / Never mounted, like new / Collectible from old stock Very massiv brass, 190 gram / 120 mm x 65 mm (4,8" x 4,6") / Beautiful domed A very attractive accessory for any badge-collection ~~~ The most beautiful and rarest badges from Germany can be found at my other offers Für Käufer aus Deutschland: Keine Versandkosten bei BanküberweisungFor buyers from Europe: 2,50 € shipping costs if paid by bank transfer |
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