benten

Perhaps it's pr? - WW1...

Who can tell me about this badge ? What is it ..... a capbadge ? Is it original?

Thanks in advance .

Cheers,

Benten

Hello!

Wow! amazing jewel.

All the best

Nesredep

Thank you Nesredep!!

Cheers,

Benten

Benten What a beauty! I have been after one of those for a long time. How is the flag attached to the rest of the badge? I can't quite make it out from here. Congrats, you have a real jewell there. Robert

Thanks Robert.

In regard to your question......If you noticed the little red spots around the leftside of the flag pole and the irregular white enamel there.....I think the enamel painter got a bit nervous ; no just red very shiny enamel on the wrong place there . The flag is very nice soldered to the badge.

I hope you will find also one of these nice badges.

Cheers,

Benten

and one shot from aside........

the backside.............

detail.......

I?m proud to show you this badge. Never expected to find one like this; for me it looks more like a jewel.

I know there are several Gustloff badges , all with little differences, specialy around the swastica and the flag. If you have one, please post it.

If someone has more info I would appreciate it .

Cheers,

Benten

Thanks for you reply gentlemen.

Perhaps the "8" is an additional number , to indicate a sub unit of the 15 regiment......?

Cheers,

Benten

Is this ring a German imperial ring or what else could it be?

Is in the centre a regiments-number?

Does someone know the crown?

What period is this ring.

Thank you in advance ,

Benten

Yes , They are re not in my field of interest, and are some samples at a commercial site...

The Franco?s boduguard buckle can be yours for 200?, if you want it at a commercial site named: www.todocomercio.com I?m afraid that this is all in Spanish language

Regards

Miguel

Ok Miguel, thanks.

Cheers,

Benten

Miguel thanks for your interesting pictures and information. You really have very nice buckles. The bodygard buckle of Franco will be the most rare I think.

Cheers,

Benten

Here is the reverse..........

IMHO It seems to me as pefectly possible real Falange party Buckle, ranging from 1936-27 to late 1960?s, so many differente finishes are possibles, but ever is in silver/ed.

I would prefer see the reverse if possible

Thanks

Miguel

Hello Miguel,

I post a detail of the front and of the reverse . Do you mean that the first belts ( ca. 1936 )were in a kind of silver finish? Hope you can determine what date this belt is.

Thank you in advance .

Cheers,

Benten

This is my first one. The material is chromed (?) copper. What period is this buckle part?

Is this a rare item and what could be the value?

Thanks in advance.

Cheers,

Benten

The ring is golden with uncut diamonds eyes. I know the AS 88 ( Recognition Group Maritime). stationed on the Island Mallorca in the north Polensa Bay.

How many people were in these group?

I would like to know as much as possible about this AS88 .

Thanks in advance.

Cheers,

Benten

"Mit Kraft Durch Freude in Oberbayern" ; without date .

Don and Bill thank you for your reply.

Cheers,

Benten

Detail...kind of crest of the Munich town gate with the Munich Kindl (Child)........

The backside........

This souvenir - spoon is about the ?M?nchener Abkommen ?, Munich Agreement , of 30 september 1938 when Hitler, Mussolini, Daladier and Chaimberlain agreed to give Sudetenland ( part of Tsjechoslowaky) to Hitler-Germany . On the front is depicted the place of ageement, the F?hrerhaus in Munich.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Munich_Agreement

The spoon is made of silver plated brass.

I suppose it is a rare item? Any idea about the value?

OK Robert !!

Pete, thank you.

Benten

Thank you for showing your WHW tinnies.

WHW tinnie : "Struggle against hunger and cold". Any info about this tinnie is welcome.

Benten

third...........with French text "We'll get ( have) them" .

second picture........the Frenchman has equipment on his back.