and "Deschler & Sohn Munchen 9". Who made both the 25 mm and 30.50 mm types. The makers marks for the Fuess type can be found on the pin disc that is soldered to the badges or in the case of a Deschler again on the pin plate or set into the back of the badge. The badge on the Deschlers types also have another feature being a vent hole so that when the enamel centre was joined to the oak leaf plate, the gas between the two items could escape. This feature has not been noted on the Feuss types but encountered on all but a few Deschler awards. Apart from the usual fixing brooch type pin, button studded types and more substantial types of pin fixing like that of the Iron Cross, can be encountered. It should be pointed out that a lot of the pins on these badges were replaced with a more heavy duty type by their owners for obvious reasons. The design of the Golden Party Badge closely follows that of the standard NSDAP badge but with the addition of a golden wreath. As such, badges that have been re-pinned can still be identified, as both makers of these badges have a unique wreath pattern. The Fuess type has a railway sleeper type pattern radiating around the edge with the oak leaves overlaid over the top. The Deschler pattern does not have this key feature.