Regrettably damaged, earthenware (ie. 'Allach'-produced!): 'SS-Siegerplakette' as was issued during the: 'Sommer Sonnenwendwettkämpfen der SS' held in 1939 and that comes stored in its period, carton-based box as issued

This is very decorative - and truly extremely rarely found albeit regrettably partly damaged - blackened earthenware-based (ie. by the company 'Allach'-produced!) so-called: 'SS-Siegerplakette' as was specfically issued during the 'Sommer Sonnenwendwettkämpfen der SS' (freely translated as: summer sun-turningpoint contests) that were held in the year 1939 and that comes stored in its period, carton-based box as issued and/or recently found. The very detailed plaque (or: 'nichttrage Auszeichnungsplakette') shows on its front a very pronounced, round-shaped swastika-sign wih in its centre a pair of SS-Rune-signs and is surrounded by the Gothic-styled text that reads: 'Dem Sieger im Sommersonnenwendewettkampf 1939' (as can be noticed on the pictures) and that shows on its back a very detailed 'Reichsadler'-device. It is totally void of any makers'-designation and shows a fully intact hanging-hole (ie. 'Aufhängebohrung') as can be noticed on the pictures. Apparently, were these contests held annualy and pieces with various other dates do exist. This example is as stated above for the year '1939' (in which year apparently only 3400 pieces were produced). The plaque - that has an approximate diameter of 8,1 cms. - came stored in its period (fragile, carton-based and black-toned) box ie. etui (that comes in an overall nice condition). As stated above does this piece come in a regrettably damaged condition: it shows a damaged area on its back (as can be noticed on the pictures) something that can (I deem) eventually be restored by an Allach-specialist if deemed needed. I deem that I have priced this attractive - and very rarely found! - by Allach produced 'SS-Siegerplakette' according to its regrettably damaged condition: a pristine example would easily fetch the tripple of my asking-price!