The following are examples of the Beobachterabzeichen produced by manufacturers

that existed during the Third Reich era

 

 

F W Assmann & Söhne

Lüdenscheid

 

Assmann 1st pattern

1st pattern eagle - 2nd pattern wreath

 

Assmann Observer Badge

1st pattern eagle - 3rd pattern wreath

 

 

Assmann Observer Badge

2nd pattern eagle - 3rd pattern wreath

 

 

C E Juncker

Berlin SW

C E juncker Observer Badge

1st pattern eagle - 1st pattern wreath

 

 

Juncker Observer Badge - 2nd pattern

2nd pattern eagle - 2nd pattern wreath

 

 

W Deumer

Lüdenscheid

W Deumer Observer badge

1st pattern eagle - 1st pattern wreath

 

Deumer - Juncker- GWL - Assmann.

2nd pattern - Juncker parts

 

 

 

Gebrüder Wegerhoff

Lüdenscheid

(GWL)

GWL Observer Badge

 

 

Paul Meybauer

Berlin

 

Paul MeyBauer - Berlin

 

 

Observer badge makers

 

 

 

Observer's Badge in wear

 

 

Observer Badge in wear

Metal (nickel silver or tombak) Observer's Badge in wear.

 

German and Bulgarian Ob's badges in wear

Also seen is the Bulgarian Observer's Badge.

 

Friedrich Ludwig Herbert Alpers

Friedrich Ludwig Herbert Alpers with Observer Badge in wear

 

 

Kriegsmarine Observer with Luftwaffe Observer Badge in wear

 

Kriegsmarine Observer badge close-up

A close-up of the Kriegsmarine Observer Badge shows it to be an early 1st pattern by C.E Juncker - Berlin.

 

 

 

Another Kriegsmarine Observer with members of his flight, and support crew.

 

 

 

 

Observer Badge in cloth

 

Officer's Bullion Observer's Badge

Officer's 'all silver' bullion version.

 

 

Observer's badge-Traditional

Officer's 'traditional' bullion version

 

 

EM all silver Obs

Enlisted Man's 'all silver' wool version

 

 

EM Observer's Badge in cloth

Enlisted Man's 'traditional' padded wool version

 

 

 

Cloth Observer's Badge in wear

 

"Legion Condor" veteran wearing the cloth Observer's Badge.

 

 

 

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