DDAC collector's Show Your Stuff.

[Mike Clayton]

Since we had such a great response with the NSKK, and since the DDAC was linked to that organization, I'm hoping we have some DDAC collector's out there. There doesn't seem to be a lot of DDAC stuff to collect. I guess because there weren't a lot of car owners in Germany at that time. I have only a few items myself. Let's see if there's any scarce or unusual items out there. I'll start with a 1934 honor stick pin by Deschler.

Best Regards, Mike

[Mike Clayton]

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Large DDAC enameled wall sign 15.5" X 13"

[Mike Clayton]

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Close up of the maker and I believe the words Ferro-Email, meaning some type of enamel process. Maybe someone can enlighten me on that one.
Regards, Mike

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Here's a staff car pennant with weather proof cover...

[ivbaust]

another pennant

[Mike Clayton]

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Here's a small booklet that has DDAC items for sale that member's could buy.

Regards, Mike

[Mike Clayton]

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There's pictures and prices. It gives the dimension in millimeters of each item.

[Mike Clayton]

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[paul s.]

Hi Mike
Here is my contribution,cloth billed visor.
Best Regards
Paul

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[William A. Bell]

DDAC Pennant

Greetings Guys!

The Collector's Guild has a nice DDAC desk piece. Here is the link: http://www.germanmilitaria.com/Polit...s/N047958.html

Best regards,
Bill

[Gerdan]

"Ferro-Email" was the trademark for products of the "Ferro-Email Aetz- und Emaillierwerk C. Robert Dold", Offenburg i. Br.

This was one of the oldest (they started 1894) and most famous enamel producing companies in Germany.

Gerdan

[Mike Clayton]

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Thanks for the information Gerdan.

Regards, Mike