SS leistungsrune real or fake ?????

[werner p.]

opinions please , I have been offered this one , but I don't know SH** about it !



Thanks

Werner

[Adrian Stevenson]

Hi Werner, your pics are not showing up. You need to be an association member to post pics. It is $20 per year membership and is money well spent.
If you would like to email me the pics, I will be able to give you some help with the badge.
Send them to: ASummerof44@aol.com
Cheers, Ade.

[Adrian Stevenson]

Pics posted for Werner.

[Adrian Stevenson]

Pic posted for Werner 2.

[Mark S.]

sorry, these were not maker marked, and you can proabaly count on your hands and toes how many real ones are in existence.

maybe someone else can add something more substantial.

[Yuri D.]

There were 9 Silver ones awarded, and 90 bronze ones. This is one of the rarest of Third Reich awards. (Military Advisor Vol.12 #2: Gregory Douglas)

Plus in order to win any of these awards you had to have the stamina and strength of an Olympic athlete. If you are interested, I will post award requirements.

Yuri

[werner p.]

thanks !

this one comes - as so many others- from ukraine.......
Need I say more !!

Thanks for he help guys !!

Werner

[Frank Scheepers]

Originally posted by Yuri D.
There were 9 Silver ones awarded, and 90 bronze ones. This is one of the rarest of Third Reich awards. (Military Advisor Vol.12 #2: Gregory Douglas)

Plus in order to win any of these awards you had to have the stamina and strength of an Olympic athlete. If you are interested, I will post award requirements.

Yuri

Yuri ,
I'm interested in the award requirments.
Can you post them ?

Frank Scheepers

[Sebastian G.]

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[Yuri D.]

The requirements are long - so I'm typing them up. But all the information you need is in the Military Advisor that I've posted above.

Yuri

[George Stimson]

Here's a picture of them being awarded, from The Military Advisor.



George

[Denis]

Hi
I remembered that on this website, there was a page devoted to this award showing a wartime photo of a recipient (Hpstuf in the Wiking Div.) as well as the small booklet assigned to it but I can't find it again. Is it normal ?
Regards
Denis

[Steve T]

There were 9 Silver ones awarded, and 90 bronze ones. This is one of the rarest of Third Reich awards. (Military Advisor Vol.12 #2: Gregory Douglas)

Hi Yuri,

The 9 silver and 90 Bronze awards only refers to one award ceremony, the February 1st 1944 awards at the Dutch SS School in Avegoor. There were many more awards.

Regards,

[WARLORD]

This award and requirements is covered in my new book.

[Volkbert]

Info about the requirements for this badge and more info about it, including some pictures of the award ceremony is in the book German world war 2 medals & political awards, the satellite states written by Christopher Ailsby.