Der Wehrwolf 1923-1933!

[Brian L.]

You are always welcome here! Most time the thread is a monologue.

That's because you know so much and the rest of us don't know anything.

Anyway, what do you think of this Wehrwolf badge currently on eBay?

[Mike Kenny]

Attached is the only contribution I can make to this interesting thread - a recent pickup from a Sydney coin/medal shop.

Regards
Mike

[Sergeant 08]

Anyway, what do you think of this Wehrwolf badge currently on eBay?

The badge is an original. The first real one on ebay since months.

[Sergeant 08]

Attached is the only contribution I can make to this interesting thread - a recent pickup from a Sydney coin/medal shop.

Regards
Mike

Mike,

you have purchased a nice membership badge. Congratulations!

[Sergeant 08]

Secret operation in East. No Freikorps operation, Wehrverband Wehrwolf operation!!!!

Befreiung des Memellandes - Freiwillige vor!

Planned, but it was never executed.

[Sergeant 08]

Großer Deutscher Tag in Taucha 1924!

In the early years the so called Deutsche Tage were very popular events, which were used for Fahnenweihen.

This rare paper is from the "Fahnenweihe des Stahlhelm und Wehrwolf sowie des Schutz- und Trutzbundes der Deutschvölkischen".

[Sergeant 08]

From the Deutscher Tag in Halle 1924.

Stahlhelm, Wehrwolf, Jungdeutscher Orden.

[luftwaffenkopf]

adding to the thread...

[Sergeant 08]

The book of H.Löns played an important role in the ideology of the Wehrverband Wehrwolf. A fight against the enemy at the borders and a fight against enemies in country! Especially because such ideas, the book was given to many soldiers, HJ etc. at the end of ww2.

[Sergeant 08]

Wehrwolf Wehrsport.

Marschleistungsprüfung Hamburger Wehrverbände from Lübeck to Alt Rahlstedt (67 km) in 1925.

[Sergeant 08]

Wehrwolf Fahnenträger.

[Sergeant 08]

Wehrwolf "Schwarze Brigade" Sachsen

Since I found the cuff title of the Wehrwolf "Schwarze Brigade" some years ago, I tried to find a nice period photo, which shows it.

Hard job, because the Brigade had not more than 300 members and existed only a few months in 1933.

One year later I found a very small photo of Brigade members, but you could see only the beginning of the lettering. Not the skull.

[Sergeant 08]

Now I had more luck. Ok, again no "huge" photo and not a sharp atelier photo.

But I guess there's no chance to find a better one and that's the reason why I'm very happy with it.

In this photo you can see the cuff title skull.

[Sergeant 08]

There was another member in the same photo, but he wasn't so nice to show us more of his cuff title.

[Sergeant 08]

The most expensive Wehrwolf postcard that I have ever seen.

The dealer wrote, he is not sure what it is, Freikorps, end of ww2 etc.

And he wrote he like it and that is the reason for his asked price. What price? $399!

I think every collector pays sometimes "crazy" prices. But a Wehrwolf postcard with a price of nearly 300 Euro? In this case I pass.