Original German WWII NSDAP Enamel Party Membership Badge Pin by Rare Austrian Producer Karl Pichl - RZM M1/190 19th Century The Battle of Metz was

The Battle of Metz was the last major attack against forts in military history

and the trigger guard has a broken solder joint directly in front of the bow

The lock is marked RICHARDS under the pan

especially in the Orient and in the Caribbean area

Parts from those guns which were turned in

Original German WWII NSDAP Enamel Party Membership Badge Pin by Rare Austrian Producer Karl Pichl - RZM M1/190 19th Century The Battle of Metz wasOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice original German NSDAP (NSDAP) Party Enameled Badge Pin, RZM Marked with M1 190 indicating it was manufactured by rare maker Karl Pichl of Innsbruck, Austria. This 7 8" diameter badge was produced in 1938 after the annexation of Austria. This maker wasnt relatively well known, and we havent seen very many other pins from them. This is the first NSDAP Membership pin we have seen from this maker.