Notes to remember:
Materials used: Zinc and zinc with a layer of copper plating. This badge was made by the Rudolf Richter Schlag Company. Late war RRS badges are very sloppy in quality and have earned a somewhat bad reputation in the collecting community because of this. However, the early copper plated version is usually preserved in excellent condition. There are two acceptable patterns of RRS badges. The only difference is in the design of the grass area. Regardless of version, RRS PABs are rare. The example shown below had a really tough life with the eagle beak being abused at some point.
Rarity scale: Silver or bronze grade 7/10; copper plated version 7.5/10
Rudolf Richter Schlag: obverse
Rudolf Richter Schlag: reverse
Rudolf Richter Schlag: hinge
Rudolf Richter Schlag: catch
