Hitler youth pins

[Bill W.]

Not my thing at all. I picked these up at a flea market. The first question is- what are they? The second is- are they any good? They were cheap so what the heck. I have tried to look these up and one appears to be a HJ shooting pin and another an air rifle pin. I have looked at images here and cannot tell what the others are. Any opinons and help appreciated. If they are fake, no big deal.

[Bill W.]

reverse of the first

[Bill W.]

Second- air rifle. Again, I don't know if it is good or not. Opinions appreciated.

[Bill W.]

second

[Don Scowen]

Bill,

First one is definitely bad, check the pin plate, these short ovals with clipped ends are only found on post war badges.

Second one looks off as well, if the reverse also has the same style plate then........

Cheers
Don

[Bill W.]

Thanks!

Here is the reverse of the second. There are a few more.

[Bill W.]

third

[Winterhilfswerk]

Hello
The 2 pins are copy to recognize easily by the needle
This needle is used momentarily with many copies
gruss
Guy

[Bill W.]

reverse of third

[Bill W.]

Thank you, gentleman. I appear to be on a roll. There are two more. I assume that the third is bad as well? Again, thank you for the assistance.

Fourth

[Bill W.]

reverse of fourth

[Bill W.]

fifth

[Bill W.]

reverse of fifth

[burgerhaus]

I must add that these all have an interesting aging technique. Looks like they were left in a bag of charcoal for awhile. Cheers Robert

[James Noble]

To start with the answer to your question is yes they are all copy’s.
The first one is a copy of a Flugmeldedienst abzeichen (Air Warning service badge). Aircraft observation, identification and direction of aircraft and reporting with the use of radar, searchlights, binoculars and hearing apparatus. The second one is also a copy of the HJ-Traditionsabzeichen (Traditional badge of the HJ ). These two badges have nothing to do with shooting. This badge is also a copy of an early type Deutsches Jungvolk ( German Young People). For boys between the ages of 10 and 14. Subdivision of the HJ.
The last badge is also a copy of a HJ shooting badge