Hello all, I picked up a small lot today and these were included. I know at least 3 are tinnies and the diamond shape should be for some health & outdoors thingie. My question is what are they etc. I am going to sell these as they were not why I bought the lot. Any help would be very helpful. Thanks! Mike
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Here is another medal? from the same group. Any thoughts would greatly helpful. thanks.
MikeComment
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My thinking it may be Austrian? Here is the reverseComment
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The last one is Dutch, no? Have a nice weekend. Robert
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The last one is Dutch, no? Have a nice weekend. Robert
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1, A day badge for the 1938 Reichsparteitag.
2, A day badge for the 1939 German Handwerks.
3, A Turnerbund medallion.
4, A Wehrmacht Day badge.
5, A 25 year Kyffhäuserbund pin (German Nation Soldier's Assoc.)
6, ?
7, Anton Mussert and ten others founded the NSB in 1931 and he became the leader of the Dutch National Socialist Movement.
He was received by Pope Pius Xl in 1936 and also met Adolf Hitler in the same year this medallion could be for one of those occasions.Comment
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Hi
No. 6 is part of No. 5.
The 25 year Kyffhäuserbund pin is connected to number 5 below it and has two ribbons connected to the number 5 at the bottom.
Hope that all makes sense
RaymondComment
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Thanks all for your informative responses. It helps a lot!
As for 5&6 I came accross a simular one in the form that Raymond mentioned on ebay. They are back together as it should be.
Thanks again all! MikeComment
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totally correct...the two would have been connected with a black and white ribbon...Cheers, Torsten.Originally posted by RaymondGHi
No. 6 is part of No. 5.
The 25 year Kyffhäuserbund pin is connected to number 5 below it and has two ribbons connected to the number 5 at the bottom.
Hope that all makes sense
RaymondComment
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Hi Mike, as Robert correctly pointed out the medal seen in posts 3 & 4, is Dutch NSB and is for the Christmas March 1936.
Cheers, Ade.Comment
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N.S.B. Macheert medal is a long distance walking medal.
Look futher on mine site:
http://home.zonnet.nl/hagespraak/distinctievenENG.htm
I published in 2005 a special about the N.S.B.Comment
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