Deutsche Jägerschaft - German Hunting Association

[RonR]

Not positive these are DJ collar tabs.

If they are not, perhaps Dave will remove them.

[RonR]

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[RonR]

Tinnie.

[RonR]

[dblmed]

Fantastic DJ Items (!)

Ron... What Fantastic DJ Items (!)

The Emerald Studded Gold (Named) DJ Stick Pin is quite Amazing!
It would be the centerpiece of ANY DJ Collection! Congrats!

The Alum - Steel DJ Pins and Tinnie and those Tabs are all great additions.
Thanks for sharing them! ... Dave/dblmed

[RonR]

Dave,

Thank you!

Much appreciated.

Actually the Gold Stickpin belongs to my friend Mike who lets me fondle it on occassion.

Best regards,

[Dave C.]

Ron,

Very, very nice items you posted! I have to also say that stickpin is amazing!! Below is another one of those square cut insignia, although a bit more faded than that fine example you posted.

Many thanks for bringing some life back into this thread!!

[JamesT]

Green Lanyard

Hi Folks

I picked this up recently with a lot of other stuff. I have not been able to get a positive ID on it. Some people have suggested that it is either a forrestry workers or DJ marksmanship lanyard (possibly worn by a DJ gamekeeper / forstmeister. Terminology and spelling may be way out here - sorry)

The other question is "should it have a badge?"

Does anyone have photos of such a lanyard being worn?

Many thanks for your help

James

[Dave C.]

Freash picture of my addiction... It's grown to a point where I now have to figure out a fitting display.

[Saufaenger kid]

Here's something I've had for a while, a hunting licence for a knight cross winner Hans Spielmann.

[Dave C.]

Now that is an exceptional example of a hunting license! Very, very nice!

[dblmed]

KC Trager Hunting License! & it's for 1944

KC Trager Hunting License! & it's for 1944

CONGRATS! This is Definitely a WOW Item of TR Collecting & with provenance.

The foto of course, is fascinating & it 'makes' the Hunting License come alive.

What is also amazing to me, is that the license was issued in September, 1944. By that time in the war,
D-Day was 3 months past - Paris had been liberated - the Allies were near the Westwall -
and the Russians were pressing the Eastern borders of the Reich(!)

Yet - in an almost indifference to it all, there was still time for some 'normalcy' in that this decoratated
KC Trager, found time to enjoy his passion of the Hunt (!) It shows that Life goes on - even
with the craziness of War, all around him. GREAT Item! ... Txs, Dave/dblmed

[Norman Hamilton]

Well said....