Deutsche Jägerschaft - German Hunting Association

[Saufaenger kid]

Oh what the hell, here's a Anton wingen and unmarked with all their finery.

Gary

[Dave C.]

Gary,

Absolutely stunning material, all of it!!! Many thanks for posting a mouthwattering sample from your collection!

[DocumentsGuy]

German Hunting License

Most common are the yellow Inländer-Jahresjagdschein. Here is an example of the more-difficult-to-find pink Inländer-Tagesjagdschein.

Has anyone ever seen a Third Reich period hunting license for a foreigner (presumably Ausländer-Jahres or -Tagesjagdschein?

[Dave C.]

Well thats interesting and I don't recall seeing a pink example before! Is there a specific reason for the change in color?

[Dave C.]

Just in...thanks hdmarley!

[Dave C.]

Reverse

[Vitus]

photo of a german hunter

Hello everybody,

I´m wondering all the time, which items are still existing and belonging to different collections! Congratulations and thank you, that you are sharing them with us!

I would like to share an original coloured photo of a uniformed german hunter with you all!

[Dave C.]

Hello everybody,

I´m wondering all the time, which items are still existing and belonging to different collections! Congratulations and thank you, that you are sharing them with us!

I would like to share an original coloured photo of a uniformed german hunter with you all!

Now that is a great photo!!! Fantastic uniform shot and I like the pups! Thanks for sharing!

[DocumentsGuy]

Super uniform shot, and in color too! Easily the best I've ever seen.

Dave, I assume the difference in color pink vs yellow was to make the Tagesjadgschein easily differentiable (oy, is there such a word?) from the Jahresjagdschein. Also, you show a No-Fee Hunting License, never seen one of those before. Could you pm or email me good views of all four sides, please?

Again, anybody ever seen or have a TR period German hunting license for a foreigner? Presumably a Ausländer-Jahresjagdschein or Ausländer-Tagesjagdschein?

[mkbkbkrk]

Here is another example from my collection. I have never seen an Auslander License.

[Dave C.]

Most common are the yellow Inländer-Jahresjagdschein. Here is an example of the more-difficult-to-find pink Inländer-Tagesjagdschein.

Has anyone ever seen a Third Reich period hunting license for a foreigner (presumably Ausländer-Jahres or -Tagesjagdschein?

So I'm wondering about the day versus annual license?? Was this due to what was hunted or was the day license for an individual from a different state (sort of like the resident vs. non-resident) or was this simply only the desire for a short hunt with a reduced fee from buying an annual? That picture used is really different to, not a typical portrait! Very interesting!

[Saufaenger kid]

Here's a nice table pennant,

Gary

[Dave C.]

Here's a nice table pennant,

Gary

Gary, I don't know about "nice", that's freaking awesome!

[DocumentsGuy]

It never ceases to amaze me how beautiful some of the organizational regalia of Third Reich groups can be. The quality of materials and the craftsmanship is just superb and some of the designs are stunning. Don't get me wrong, I'm no fan of the Nazis, but that period produced some really beautiful stuff.

[Saufaenger kid]

Another one from the collection

Gary