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A very nice forestry/hunting tinnie of the pre Nazi period. Presumably produced for the usual reason of fund raising. Nicely made badge of a greater quality than later produced badges. For the district of Westphalia ? Brooch pin fitting to the reverse.
A numbered, plain, 20th Infantry Regiment shoulder board. Very good clean obverse detail, with some surface moth tracking and one small hole adjacent to the no. 2, Reverse showing where it was originally tacked into a tunic.
A pair of Reich (command level) 4th pattern political leader collar patches showing the rank of “Einsatzleiter” (Detachment leader). The tape denoting rank of “Ober-Einsatzleiter” is absent from both patches, but showing where it has been fitted (see images). Apart from the tape absent as mentioned patches are in very good condition, with crimson field and yellow piping. Gilt political pips (3) and eagles. Reverse with traces of
A good late war produced (as they all are) printed Volkssturm arm/sleeve band. Printed details on lite weight cotton material. Used, stitched closed. Slightly grubby, damage free.
A very good condition, used removed from a tunic BeVo weave HJ diamond. Tr-coloured weave in damage free condition. Grubby due to wear. Reverse with ‘Ges Gesch’ marking, and showing evidence of where removed from a vest. Worn by both male and female members. Also worn on the sports vest. ‘Veteran pick-up’, never before on the market.
A very good condition tri-coloured enamel Hitler Youth ‘diamond’ members lapel badge. Slight enamel fracturing (but all present) to the lower red ‘quadrant’. Tarnishing to metal finish both to obverse and reverse. Reverse with correct/standard brooch pin fitting, which is slightly bent. Reverse with RZM and maker mark M1/51. Becoming a hard badge to find.
A good early (pre-RZM) HJ lapel diamond. Good tri-coloured lapel badge, with scratching and minor marking to the red enamel, but no enamel missing. Reverse with standard brooch pin fitting, and marked Ges. Gesch only. See message in ‘Latest News’, for a note regarding the latest WW2 Germanic listings.
Three German WW2 cap wreaths, 2 std. army and a gilt version worn by army general officers, navel personnel and coastal artillery troops. Generally good condition. Gilt version has lot its pins and was at some point stitched to a cap. Both the white metal army versions are missing one pin. Maker mark to one army wreath. Worn on officer and enlisted men’s caps.
An un-common day badge commemorating the west wall fortifications at a very early stage in its existence. Interestingly and again something of a rarity a badge (of this type) produced under the RZM. Light alloy badge with good subject matter detail and eagle. Reverse with good clear maker and RZM details (see images). Some finish loss to the obverse. See message in ‘Latest News’, for a note regarding the latest
A good bronzed day badge commemorating the return of the Saar industrial area to Germany, one of the first Nazi territorial ‘gains’ countering the Treaty of Versailles dictate on the area. Some slight loss to finish to badge high points. dent and damage free. Brooch pin fitting to reverse. With a small maker mark.
A fairly ‘none-descript ’ day badge, showing a stylised eagle and swastika motif, no text of any kind. Reverse with the usual, Germanic brooch pin fitting. No maker details.
A good low grade alloy grey metal lapel badge for the police winter help drive 1942. Excellent damage free condition. Reverse with typical German brooch pin fitting. Maker marked ‘G. 8’.