Marine HJ

Well, you are not publishing the whole book and you will announce the source where it comes from. That's in my opinion a similar thing to a quote.

Rgds

Daniel

Many thanks. I don't have an issue of this book in my personal library. Could you please post an image of the particular passage?

Rgd

Daniel

Good day,

I'm an enthusiastic collector of cap tallies and have been specialised to MHJ tallies for more than a decade. However, I resumed to collect the other German pre-45 tallies due to a poor offer on MHJ tallies.

I more or less agree completely with your last post, Odulf,  but the part "Alterations of April 1940" you need to explain a bit.

I have gathered information of close to 700 different Mhj tallies being existant at the time. Also I have more than 160 Mhj tallies in my collection. And another 300 different tallies on period photographs.

I never came across a genuine Mhj tally with golden or yellow lettering. Three comments to this:

1. The Berlin tallies for sale at a dealer in Hamburg have originally white lettering and were painted over yellow. I have eyeballed them myself when they were still with the owner prior to the dealer.

2. The "Frw. Wehrfunk Gruppe Marine" is Gold on blue, but this was a group of Mhj participants under the umbrella of the Km for the duration of the course.

3. The very early gold-on-black "HJ Oberbann Berlin West" is believed to have belonged to Kriegsmarine liaison personnel.

Could you please clarify where you conclude from the lettering has been changed to gold-on-blue ever? 

Rgds

Daniel

Hi Gents,

sorry, the K stands for "Kriegs" which means this was a temporary promotion (or authorization to be instructor - in this case a "Uebungsleiter") for the duration of the war.

Rgds

Daniel