Tinnie ID's And Questions

[pzrwest]

I have a cpl tinnies that I have had kicking around here for a long time now and well would like some info on them:
1st... What special days are they for?
2nd...How much did a person donate or pay for them?
3rd...What are they made of? aluminum?, plastic?, or another alloy?
4th... Who was allowed to wear them? Could service personel wear them on their tunics and if so for how long just the day they were offered?
5th... What are they worth if anything?
Here are the pics of the fronts and backs
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http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y18...-reverse02.jpg]

[klaus]

The left 1 i have never seen before, the 1 of may is our day of the worker , I believe you could buy the badges at town meetings party’s, the value is round 5 euro… <?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office" /><o></o>

[James Noble]

The first one is for the Nazi Handicrafts Union exhibition meant to encourage native industries these donation pins were sold to help finance these events. Both of your badges are made of pot-metal but Day-badges in general came in all sorts material ranging from wood, paper, plastic, tin, copper, brass, porcelain, cloth and leather. Anyone could wear them IM not sure if there was a time limit as to how long was proper but I have seen pictures of HJ and soldiers with more then one on their uniform tunic of National events.