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An authentic commemorative event badge (tinnie) issued for the 7th National Peasant Day (Reichsbauerntag) in Goslar, held from June 21–25, 1939.
The obverse depicts the national eagle clutching a swastika over the historic skyline of Goslar, featuring event inscriptions and agricultural/mining symbols at the bottom.
The reverse features exceptionally clear and detailed markings: the full manufacturer's name "Richard Sieper & Söhne" and the city "Lüdenscheid."
Includes the embossed RZM logo within a circle and the specific numerical maker code M9/25.
Made from a durable early plastic/polymer material, a common production method for mid-to-late period event badges.
Equipped with a vertical steel safety pin mounted on a circular base, fully functional and securely attached.
Historical Context:
Goslar held the title of "Reich Peasant City" and was the traditional site for massive agricultural rallies. The 1939 badge is historically significant as it commemorates the final major rally held just months before the outbreak of World War II. Richard Sieper & Söhne of Lüdenscheid was a premier manufacturer of precision metal and plastic goods; their marked items are highly regarded by collectors for the clarity of their hallmarks. These badges serve as important artifacts documenting the social and economic organization of the period.