For the beauty of them ... :-)
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A strong collection. The first pattern Landjahr and the NPEA examples are particularly great. Just outstanding. -
A very niece and outstanding collection! Thank you for sharing. JurgenComment
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Sadly, I can't collect everything..
However, I aspire to a collection of sleeve triangles much like this..
Congratulations!Comment
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Some of the finest and most difficult to find examples here. In many years of collecting and studying I've seen very feew examples Akademie insignia. A pair of straps resides in a collection in France. Again an outstanding collection of very difficult H.J. insignia.Comment
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would be nearly impossible to duplicate this display. a lot of them ive never seen offered for sale..now this is rare hj items.. under appreciated by most collectorsComment
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My only loose AHS/NPEA insigniaComment
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I need some of these NPEA Triangles!!Comment
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There is much more where this material comes from. Piles and piles (and otherOriginally posted by Marc verstraete View Post
things).
Lots of this HJ-stuff is shown in my "Handbook of the Hitler-Jugend", isn't it Marc?
Hope I am correct!Comment
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Correct Wim, you know my room I sleep in when back in Belgium LOLOriginally posted by wilhelm Saris View Post
But I can not post everything, just toooooo much :-)Comment
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Hi guys,
As some of you might know, I used to be a RZM M4 buckle collector and I have done a lot of research regarding RZM markings on buckles.
Buckle collectors have a huge databank available on the subject. With the usual « anomaly’s », such as buckles with a RZM-M5 marking or buckles with a RZM paper tag attached bearing a RZM not number corresponding to the RZM number stamped on the buckle, etc. ...
Do you guys whom collect HJ - AHS - NPEA - etc. cloth insignias have an acceptable theory as to why a lot of triangles and other cloth have a RZM M4 / 226 (buckle manufacture) tag attached ???
Maybe it would be interesting to have a “pinned tread” databank of HJ - DJ - AHS - NPEA - BDM - and other related cloth insignias ... Moderator??? :-)Comment
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The shown tag shows A4, just like that!!Originally posted by Marc verstraete View Post
So, no theory. An "M" looks different.
It all is explained in my HJ-handbook, see page 40
and pages 46-47.Last edited by wilhelm Saris; 04-26-2016, 11:43 AM.Comment
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You are right off course, the picture I have is not so clear and I don't know everything out of my head. But pardon me that I do not have your book on board of my yacht here in the pacific. :-)Comment
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Okay, forgiven!! But the picture is clear.....Originally posted by Marc verstraete View PostComment
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