03-30-2015, 05:55 PM
I also haven't seen another of these. It wasn't cheap but it wasn't silly money.
If these were only "awarded" to DPRK delegates at this conference the number produced will be in the single or low double digits which would indeed make this a truly outstanding find.
Now looking at this Badge and its purpose (being displayed on DPRK delegates chests whilst overseas), would it be fair to say that this type of Badge displaying loyalty to Kim Il-Sung is somewhat close to the origins of the modern day Kim Flag Badges?
Although I still can't find a report shedding any light onto the DPRK representation at the congress I did find this contemporary NATO report on the event.
If these were only "awarded" to DPRK delegates at this conference the number produced will be in the single or low double digits which would indeed make this a truly outstanding find.
Now looking at this Badge and its purpose (being displayed on DPRK delegates chests whilst overseas), would it be fair to say that this type of Badge displaying loyalty to Kim Il-Sung is somewhat close to the origins of the modern day Kim Flag Badges?
Although I still can't find a report shedding any light onto the DPRK representation at the congress I did find this contemporary NATO report on the event.
"Signed with his own rubber stamp"
