Early HJ Mitglieds-Ausweis

[TobyR]

After some anxious days waiting (I was beginning to fear it had fallen victim to the Christmas post), I today received what in my opinion is a very nice example of an early Mitglieds-Ausweis.

The Ausweis is number 90119 and is dated 1931, to a member in Hannover Ost, Ortsgruppe Bergen.

What makes it particularly good IMHO are the uniform photo and stamps.

If anyone else has an early examples please post.

I am also interested to hear what is the earliest example in a collection?

Merry Christmas!

All the best,
Toby.

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[Garry M.]

Very nice Toby. I Love those stamps!

The first set in this thread shows my earliest one:
http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...w+hj+paperwork

[stuart a.]

very very nice toby i bet this one wont be on the next update
have a good xmas
stu

[TobyR]

very very nice toby i bet this one wont be on the next update
have a good xmas
stu

Don't bet on it Stu!

You have a good Christmas also.

Best,
Toby.

[douglynn]

here is one i am allso waiting for bloody post

[douglynn]

nice find toby and a great christmas to all

[TobyR]

Nice one Doug! Fingers crossed it arrives okay.

Maybe we should start a "bloody Christmas post" thread.

Best,
Toby.

[RaymondG]

Very nice examples you have there, gentlemen.

Wishing you both a very Merry Christmas and a militaria-filled 2008

Raymond

[Wallace]

That is an excellent HJ ausweis i love the photo in it.Merry Crhistmas to you all.

[Garry M.]

I've beaten my previous best by 10,000 This boy joined the DJ on the 1st of November 1931 (shown by a later letter from his Gefolgschaftsführer after he had transferred to the HJ) Nice set which sadly closes with his death in Russia in 1943. The pass photo is nice too as he is shown wearing the Potsdam badge.

[Garry M.]

and the front:

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The rest of the set: