Matthew Macleod

Not necessarily.

Did you try online archive sources? Like Bundesarchiv, NAC, etc. I'd start with Wessel's funeral or its anniversaries as a search description. Some of those pics are good enough quality to make out small details like a pin or a badge. Good luck!

How do you mean? Like anther one on the internet explaining what it is or markings on the actual badge?

I must say I rather like the piece. Never seen one before but its construction reminds me of period swastika pins.

I believe you're right

Here's a pic of a 464. Not very good but it looks like you might have the right boat for the badge above.

Outstanding pieces, Uwe. Thanks for sharing.

Here's a link to one of the guys that manufacture and sell them (as reproductions of course). Don't know how big of a market there is for those but it seem big enough to make them en masse: https://allegro.pl/oferta/emblemat-stahlhelm-1939-reich-odznaka-rzesza-a10-8115130538

It's a Freikorps Sudetenland buckle. Sorry, can't help with authenticity of it.

If I had to pick between Zorro or Zeppelin, I'd pick Zeppelin but truth is I never researched it to be 100% sure.

One of my favorites.

Hitler pin is an election piece, one below is Youth Hostel donation pin, the other two age generic sports day tinnies.

A $30 reproduction stamp, unfortunately.

I'm afraid you're right. Once again, a disappearing act and some unanswered questions. Coming soon to (another) forum near you, I am sure.

No, in my opinion it is not genuine, pre 1945 item. Are you the same person who posted this item on War Relics Forum? Someone did but when the questions were posed in regards to this item, the original poster decided to pack it in. http://www.warrelics.eu/forum/non-combat-uniforms-related-insignia-third-reich/nskk-membership-badge-gold-diamonds-rubies-736703/