Laurence Strong

Hi John Thanks for the help. Should I check out a Museum to see about conserving? There's a military one in Calgary, It's called "The Museum of the Regiments" ans deals mostley with Albertas Regiments.

Thanks alot for all that Information Tony.

Thanks Rick, I will have to look into those, Anyone else have some info on them? At first I thought that the smaller pair were fakes, btu someone on WAF told me they were for shirt order, maybe someone else has some info on this also.

This is my most treasured item as it belonged to my Mom. She lived in Belgium during the war, and she told me that after the war they used to take these silk scarves and dye them and make dresses etc out of them. Are these seen often and what would it be worth, more for insurance than any other reason. I have only the 1 scan at the momment, It has plate's "C" & "D" on it. I will get a full photo of both sides tommorow when it's daylight out.

The primer looks like it might be live, but I can remove the round from the casing and there is no power inside

I have had this inert round since the 70's. By the looks of the main initials, my first impression is British, Is this right? First the base with the markings

Thanks Rick, I need to get a cap eagle to round things out.

Forgot to add this the difference in size between the 2 tabs

A HJ proficiency award in silver

Not really cloth but my Party hat eagle

The oak leaves, front and rear, I dont remove them anymore and had to dig deep to find this foto

These are by far my favorite pair. An SA Standartenfuhrer but I don't know what area it's from, and the oak leaves are RZM stamped

A Block-leader with gold instead of silver tress, I dont know if that is a different rank

I dont know what is going on it says I have an attachment then it wont post it???? So here the reverse

The reverse along with RZM label

I am not sure what these one's are, I have been told that they are Judicial and that they are for shirt order, they are smaller than the other one's Ignore this post

The reverse

An early(I think) style Block -Leaders set of tabs with RZM tag on the back

Following that I have a Haupt-Einsatleiter single tab, I bought this back in the very early 90's, it's one of my first piece's

My few collar tabs, first is a Gemeinschaftslieter, they are a little salty withh some corrosion from the metal parts.

Next is an Ortsgruppenlieter's (I believe thats the right name) armband

Here is what I have at this point in time, not much but it will grow . I will start with my 2 armbands the first one is a plain 3 piece political one

Thanks for that information Rick. So from looking at your stat's there were not to many Korvettenkapitan (W). Also appreciate the proper terminology

And the rear of the button its marked with the initials JM_O and 39, Thats all for now, I plan on starting with my Heer and Party cloth in the close future

The front and rear fully open