Nick

I have edited a couple of posts out of this topic as they were going a little bit off thread and to tell you the truth some things are best left well alone.......

German Bloodstock Association

Yes I was looking for a better translation and that hits it on the head

I believe this the German Rowing or Oarsman Association ? Surprisingly this is listed in Huskens other book Orden Und Ehrenzeichen Katalog and not in his Abzeichen Katalog. It is the 50 year membership pin in Silver Gilt marked 800.

Rick

Cheers.

I will move it to the relevant section. Any more info on this badge would be appreciated !

Was this a separate organisation or did it replace the DRB ?

The slanted N looks like it has been etched into the badge. I bought it without seeing it, (but knowing there was a chip), just a little bigger than I was hoping Still it wasn't too expensive.

Federation of German Cyclists

Membership badge for the Central Association of German Horse Examination and Breeding (if my translation is correct). Shame about the damage to the enamel.

Anyone seen this type of pin before. The pin itself looks like a modern replacement, the badge is bronze. The lion reminds me of NSB badges. Anyone recognise it or is it fake, or fantasy. Any help appreciated.

Thanks Antonio thats the medal I thought it might be. I just wondered what it was issued for.

Nick

I have always taken Reich to be the equivalent to the word Empire.

Have you got a picture of the medal out of shot. What is it?

Thanks

Have you a better close up of the tank ?

It is the same event, I have both of those Tinnies as well I collect Nurnberg items:cheers:

Megan

Welcome !!

I like your website very informative ! Hope you stay around and enjoy the forum.

Just to clear things up for me did the DRKB and later NSKB take control of regional veterans associations i.e. the Prussian Landeskriegerverband, as the award certificate is issued by the DRKB, but the awards themselves were still the old regional variant ?

Interesting topic and it does open up the wider debate as to evolution of the DRKB Insignia and the inclusion of the swastika. Has anyone got a rough timeline when the insignia changed ?

As for the award which matches the certificate as John says Ehrenzeichen can cover both a medal type decoration and badge so it does not help to really narrow it down.

Dortmund was in Prussia but the Prussian Landeskriegerverband is a separate Organisation unless it was incorporated into the DRKB, but even so would they still be issuing such awards as late as 1936 ?

This being a 1936 DRKB Award I am almost certain it would have had a swastika on the decoration. I am not sure we have quite got to the bottom of this yet.

If the forum administration continues to endorse Ed_Haynes's ungentlemanly spite, I do not wish to be a member of this forum.

Bye bye....

Red Threat has been warned for rude behaviour, which will not be tolerated here at GMIC. Now back to the quiz.

Wow Mongolia is one destination I have to get to.....one day..... but in the Summer !!

Lots of photos please !!!

Try applying vaseline to the affected area it looks similar to Zinc Pest ?

And it looks like the badge is mounted onto a set of skis...

John I was trying to work out what those lines were

His titles as read out at his funeral were:

Duke of Wellington, Marquis of Wellington, Marquis of Douro, Earl of Wellington in Somerset, Wellington of Talavera, Baron Douro of Wellesley, Prince of Waterloo in the Netherlands, Duke of Ciudad Rodrigo in Spain, Duke of Brunoy in France, Duke of Vitoria, Marques of Tores Vedras, Count of Vimierio in Portugal, a Grandee of the First Class in Spain, a Privy Councillor, Commander in Chief of the British Army, Colonel of the Grenadier Guards, the Lord High Constable of England, the Constable of the Tower, Warden of the Cinque Ports, Admiral of the Cinque Ports, Lord Lieutenant of Hampshire, Lord Lieutenant of the Tower Hamlets, Ranger of St James Park, Ranger of Hyde Park, Chancellor of the University of Oxford...........

(source Richard Holmes, Wellington)

No it looks more like an outline of an animal with a white background and border around the background.