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Original German commemorative badge (tinnie) issued for the 1939 SA-Westmark group competition days.
The reverse side features the rare manufacturer's mark: E.H.O., identified as Eduard Hahn of Oberstein, a certified supplier of metal insignia for the NSDAP and SA.
Struck from metal with a granular texture, the badge boasts sharp detailing on the obverse and a fully functional vertical safety pin mounted on a circular base.
The obverse design features a sword over a swastika within an oak wreath, the official symbol of physical and combat proficiency in 1939.
The metal surface retains its natural historical patina, with the maker's mark remaining crisp and legible, enhancing the item's historical value.
Insignia marked with the E.H.O. code are highly regarded by collectors due to their relative scarcity compared to larger manufacturers from Lüdenscheid or Berlin.