LZ 127 Graf Zeppelin Memorabilia

Probably the rarest artefact ever offered on this site, being a genuine fully stamped and franked envelope which was carried on the around the world flight of the Graf Zeppelin in 1929. This unique package also includes a later crew members blazer badge from the Third Reich period.
The American newspaper publisher William Randolph Hearst's media empire paid half the cost of the project ...  read more

Code: 52852

Third Reich RAD Service Stickpin

To be worn on civilian clothing to recognise service in the Reichsarbeitsdienst, this superb shield shaped badge contains the RAD emblem of spade and wheat-sheaf in black upon a white background, the whole surrounded by a red border.
Excellent enamelling and marked to the reverse with RAD triangle and maker mark "B.S.W." Needle sharp barley twist pin.  read more

Code: 50740

Third Reich Veterans Shooting Stickpin

This DRKB or Deutscher Reichskriegerbund (German National Association of Veterans) is a two piece stickpin that is made out of a tombak base that has been die struck . The obverse features, within a shield shape, the black Kyffhäuser monument in front of a target on a white field and is above a Tri-color 1933-35 flag and is underneath an oak leaf cluster, all,this being in perfect red, white, ...  read more

Code: 50750

Iron Cross First Class 1914 WW1 Stickpin

An excellent example of this tiny, scarce pin, being a mere 3/8 inch across. Appears to be of silvered bronze, slightly vaulted. Enameling in great condition. Complete with perfectly straight and needle sharp attachment pin soldered to the rear.  read more

Code: 50774

Third Reich DJ Hostel Member Stickpin

Deutsche Jugend Herbergen Member Pin: steel triangle with 1 inch sides, 1 and a 1/2 inch brass pin. These young peoples hostel pins are difficult to locate, particularly in this fine condition. Embossed plate with pebbled background, plain pin.  read more

Code: 50780

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

German ww2 Plastic Stickpin with swastica

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

German ww2 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

German 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

Reichsbund Stickpin

This half inch diameter pin has red and black enamelling work to the obverse, whilst a knarled two inch pin is soldered to the rear. In excellent overall condition.  read more

Code: 50833