Wood

I seem to remember it came with this and other airborne badges, these are obviously post war and not used, the wings were definitly ex-uniform.

Pete

No pictures I'm sorry to say, but will keep looking.

Pete

The one I had (long gone now. I had it many years and didn't really know what it was, but was finally talked out of it by a young dealer) was all bullion including the letters, with a bullion ring around the red patch.

It struck me as being a post war fabrication for dress wear, but it had the same aging as the bottom one of four shown in the above link.

Regards,

Pete

Actually looking at both images, it dosn't look like a match.

The picture does look as if he has just come in from accompanying a march, love the wrinkled armband.

Nothing for Lippehne. Another nearby town? or a, so far, unrecorded badge.

Pete

This is the only one from Brandenburg that conforms to the same shape (Pic. from Tiestes 2 volumes on tinnies)

BUT not all badges made are in his books yet.

Does the date seem to conform with the uniform............ (hmmm poetry??)

Regards,

Pete

A town name is needed.

Remember there are 12,500+ tinnies and then there are goodness knows how many WHW badges.

Regards,

Pete

Not much to say really, its a turnfest (Sport) event in Burgau.

similar here:- http://gmic.co.uk/index.php/topic/24707-turnerbund-tinnie-database/

Regards,

Pete

Yup, bright arn't they. These were a definite "must have".

Regards,

Pete

Chemnitz.

Octoberfest.

Regensburg.

Berlin.

Löbau.

Scwab. Gmund.

Hamm.

Stötterlitz.

Dölitz.

Reichschubertus.

Seesen.

Dresden. Reichnährstand.

Dingofling. Reichnährstand.

Zwickau.

Schönebeck.

Liebertwolkwitz.

Johanniskreuz.

I.R.52. Regimental.