--dj--Joe
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I have noted a similar GES. GESCH. RZM 4 marked badge listed as a transitional badge. There were no negative comments about originality. I do not study these badges and look forward to other observations. --dj--Joe -
SA Reserve II
--dj--Joe replied to J Temple-West's topic in Germany: Third Reich: Organisational Membership Badges & Tinnies
I incorrectly assumed the maker mark on the piece was WTB. Now I see it is W (hammer) B. Attributed to: Wilhelm Binder. I still have no image I can share. --dj--Joe -
A couple of images. Not as sharp as I would have liked. --dj--Joe
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Very nice. I have one Deutsches Frauenwerk badge marked RZM M1/153, for Friedrich Orth Wien. --dj--Joe
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My problem for some time has been - sitting, looking and thinking instead of collecting. 🙄 I never got around to adding an example to my collection. Seems the few badges I saw were either in rough condition or iffy looking. --dj--Joe
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Thank you Don for looking. We will probably never know but I wonder why they decided to drape some wing tips over the green background on one side? --dj--Joe
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Just wondering? Has the Deutscher Siedlerbund membership badge been seen in a period in wear image? --dj--Joe
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I agree, very nice. I appreciate seeing them. Mr. Cornwell do you recall what the devils head was made of? ChrisKelly, if I recall correctly there is also a solid (filled in) example of the D.A.F. lapel pin. I will search for an example. Seems like I have or had one at one time. --dj--Joe
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Interesting. 144 is not listed as a known M1 code. Could be an unknown. Or could be the firm mixed up their M code for M5 uniform accessories or M9 tinnies (day badges). So much we don't know for sure. Good chance the lists are not complete. --dj--Joe
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Not a membership badge I ever got around to collecting, so I can not contribute. Would bronze be the base color for these badges? I did locate an older topic showing a double C. Poellath Schrobenhausen marking. (Click on the arrow in the upper right corner of the link). --dj--Joe
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Still my favorite database. Sometimes I have problems locating it. Probably just me. If I click on "Organizational Badges" in either the red bar or blue bar I do not wind up here. I do if I click on Enamel & membership badge manufacturers database --dj--Joe
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Tinnies SA Tinnie Database
--dj--Joe replied to JNoble's topic in Germany: Third Reich: Organisational Membership Badges & Tinnies
Interesting how they combined the wappen of Breslau / Wroclaw with a swastika. Ich Half - I helped - badge for a donation? Is the material plastic or bakelite? --dj--Joe -
Interesting item. Not one I was aware of. 1919 - 1927? Short lived organization. I read he was a naval officer 1900-1918. Thanks for sharing. --dj--Joe
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Werkschar
--dj--Joe replied to Erich S's topic in Germany: Third Reich: Organisational Membership Badges & Tinnies
Appreciate seeing the bookends. The stylized horse heads look familiar. Also similarly depicted on day badges? Or postcard art? --dj--Joe