Veterans Association Stickpin

This nicely enamelled stickpin was issued to members of a veteran's organization. The design consists of a shield with an enameled front. A black Maltese cross is placed in the center with a circle and swastika. The perimeter is red in color and nicely pebbled.
The back has the words Ges Gesch And the number 1. The 2 inch barley twist pin is attached to a circular structure which is the...  read more

Code: 50831

University Flying Group Stickpin

This pin was produced for members of a gliding club in Munich dedicated to designing, building and flying gliders. Although the pin does not show an NSDAP affiliation, many of the members. of the pre war DLV organisation belonged to clubs such as this.
Super quality blue background enamelling with superimposed silver bird. Silver lettering within black background enamel. Barley twist pi...  read more

Code: 50830

Rare Automotive Industry Stickpin

The German Association of the Automotive Industry VDA (Verband der Automobilindustrie ) is a German interest group of the German automobile industry, both automobile manufactures and automobile component suppliers. The group is located in Berlin, and was begun in 1901.
The Automotive industry was vital to the aims of the NSDAP, and this organisation was central to the supply and manufact...  read more

Code: 50829

Plastic Stickpin

A rare example of a stickpin moulded from plastic or resin and produced as a day badge, "tinnie" or lapel badge during the early days of the Third Reich. Approximately one inch in diameter and featuring an outstretched wing eagle clutching a wreathed mobile swastica. Straight 2 inch pin attached to the rear. A rare survivor.  read more

Code: 50828

Minesweepers, Sub-Chasers and Escort Vessels War Badge.

This reproduction of the first class badge is entirely gilded but has good definition to wreath, eagle and water spout. Vertical pin and catch operate correctly.
First award of this badge took place on 28th November 1940 following institution on the 31st August that year. Criteria for award included completing three sorties, to have been wounded,sunken ship,exemplary conduct, mission in...  read more

Code: 50817

Auxiliary Cruisers War Badge -First Type

Introduced in April 1941 to recognise the armed merchantmen who were so successful in harassing Allied shipping, this badge consists of a wreath of oak leaves secured by a tie at the base and surmounted by an eagle and swastica. Central to the wreath is a globe showing Western Europe and part of the USA above which is a Viking ship under full sail. Criteria for the award were to have participat...  read more

Code: 50816

Deutsche Jugendkraft Sportverband Membership Pin

The DJK was established in Würzburg in 1920 under the leadership of Monsignor Carl Mostert and was active nationally until 1933 and the rise to power of the Nazis. Faith-based and worker's organizations were regarded as politically unpalatable by the regime and DFK-affiliated clubs were at that time dissolved or forced into mergers with mainstream clubs. On 1 July 1934, DJK head Adalbert Probst...  read more

Code: 50806

Czech Stickpin

Unknown origin green enamel stickpin has the name of a metal fabricator in the czech republic raised from the rear " Zukov Praha3" 2inch pin soldered to rear.  read more

Code: 50804

Vintage Sports Club Stickpin

Enamel badge with the words"Spartak Husovice" in gold on a blue ground. Red enamel shield in the centre. Plain 2 inch pin soldered to the rear.  read more

Code: 50803

Third Reich Fallschirmjager Stickpin

A 1957 issue of the elite fallschirmjager stickpin. Gold washed miniscule pin consists of diving eagle sans swastica surrounded by oak leaf wreath. Barley twist pin soldered to rear.  read more

Code: 50797