Wood

Well, I've never seen or heard of some of these badges before, and in such wonderful condition. Pete

No and yes. Get thee behind me..

Was it hard to give up collecting? Dead easy, except for the "Oooh, I haven't got that one........" syndrome.

Keep on Robert, I have many yet to post but have more or less given up on collecting. Also have a new photoshop installed and cannot get on with it. My new computer will not support my old version, so scanning etc. is not happening until this gets sorted.

Not so many people nowadays, but this is the database for KdF tinnies, not a valuation area and none of these are KdF. That being said, possibly, £20, £20, £15 (repaired pin), £30 (rough backing material) Pete

Finnish? Estonian?.......Amerind?? Pete

Excellent, I still need 3 pieces to finish my Mondwagon parade. Pete

Aachen. Detmold. Detmold.

Plaque thingy. Regards, Pete

Gau München-Oberbayern Sonnenwagen.

I don't know a great deal about these . Wehrfahig means able bodied or, more likely, fit for service. There are several types of these. As to the badges with the attached plate, I have never seen a RAD one before, but have always thought that the attached plaque it indicates the service into which the person will be going. Perhaps they were even worn by reservists when in mufti?? Regards, Pete

Qberweisenthal. Tinnie? Schneidmuhl

No, a new one on me. and another one I haven't seen before Joe. Regards, Pete

Geilenkirchen.

Düren.