Nuremberg Castle
After the founding of Nazi Germany, the Nuremberg Party Day Badge took on a symbol of the "Old Guard" and was frequently displayed by high-ranking leaders, including Adolf Hitler (who normally did not wear an excess of NSDAP awards) at subsequent Nuremberg rallies. The badge was to be worn on the left breast side of a uniform. It measured 21mm wide by 48mm high; it showed the Nuremberg Castle at the top with the word "Nürnberg" under it. An eagle sitting on top of a helmet was in the center with the inscriptions "1914-1919" and "N.S.D.A.P. 1929 Partei Tag" around it.