Iron based and in an excellent, barely worn condition with all of the silver plate still present.
Marked on the reverse, inside of the swastika, with a very small „A“ for the company of Assmann & Sohn, Lüdenscheid. See Frank Heukemes, The General Assault Badge.
Very nice example of this difficult to find variant.

Iron based and in a very good, slightly worn condition with all of the silver plate still present.
Marked on the reverse, inside of the swastika with A“ for the company of Assmann & Sohn, Lüdenscheid. See Frank Heukemes, The General Assault Badge.
Difficult to find variant.

Iron based and in an excellent, unworn condition with all of the silver finish still present.
Marked on the reverse, inside of the swastika with a small „A“ for the company of Assmann & Sohn, Lüdenscheid. See Frank Heukemes, The General Assault Badge and GCA database.
One of the best condition examples of this variant we have ever seen.

Iron(!) based and in a very good, slightly worn condition with most of the original finish still present.
Marked on the reverse, inside of the swastika with a tiny „A“ for the company of Assmann & Sohn from Lüdenscheid. See Frank Heukemes, The General Assault Badge, type 1.1.1. pattern with double sided cutout between the swastika.
Difficult to find variant.

Hollow stamped iron(!) and in a very good, barely worn condition with all of the silver plate still present.
Marked on the reverse, very small inside the centre if the swastika with „A“ for the company of Assmann & Sohn from Lüdenscheid. See GCA database.
A difficult to find variant in very good condition.

Iron based and in a very good, slightly worn condition with most of the original finish still present.
Marked on the reverse, inside of the swastika with A tiny „A“ for the company of Assmann & Sohn from Lüdenscheid. See Frank Heukemes, The General Assault Badge, type 1.1.1. And GCA database.
Difficult to find variant.