WWII German Badges Price Guide

WWII GERMAN SUBMARINE BADGE ANATOMY -
This section of the website discusses the anatomy of German badges. Getting an understanding of the elements of the badges and awards will enhance the ability the enthuisiast in determining the authenticity of a item. This information can also be helpful in establishing the age of the collectible.

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The Submarine badge was introduced in 1939. It was distributed to crew members of submarines in the German Navy (Kriegsmarine). The requirements for recieving the award included the participation in two or more missions against enemy forces.


The catch is of thin type. It is soldered directly to the main body.	The hinge is of rounded type. The pin is of needle construction.	The back of the badge bears the manufacturer's logo. Submarine badges were marked in different ways. Some of the examples do not have any markings at all.

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