Luftsport, DLV or Other? Tinnie

[dc9]

Hello All,

I've had this one in my collection for a while and display it with a Glider collection. I haven't seen other examples and now am curious as to what it is and who the maker 'SBM' might be. I understand 'Echt Bernstein' means "Genuine Amber." I've had a suggestion that it may be a Luftsport or DLV Tinnie and that certainly sounds reasonable. Does anyone have a similar example and/or know it's identity?

Thanks,

Eric

[dc9]

Reverse

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Different Lighting on the Tag

[Richard]

Interestingly enough the crossed hammers remind me of the symbol for the German miner's association.
Richard V

[Winterhilfswerk]

hello
is from DLV Catalog nr tieste dlv00-27 with your badge is a broken airplane
must 3 be
regards
Guy

[dc9]

Guy,

Is it possible that you can post a scan or image of that catalog reference?

I do see evidence that there was a 3rd airplane attached to the other horizontal stabilizer.

Thanks,

Eric

[Winterhilfswerk]

Guy,

Is it possible that you can post a scan or image of that catalog reference?

I do see evidence that there was a 3rd airplane attached to the other horizontal stabilizer.

Thanks,

Eric

Hello Eric
can here in the forum do not upload images look at this forum in the database because I have the pictures in there
www.sammlerstammtisch.de
regards
guy

[Tony]

Hello Eric,
Here's your Luftsport pin! Couldn't get the whole page on the scanner, but yours is located in the center.
Tony

[dc9]

Thank you Tony and Guy,

I had looked all over the site Guy had recommended but, just could not find the catalog referenced.

Eric

[dc9]

For those interested, Tony's posting is referenced from Uniforms & Traditions of the Luftwaffe, Volume 1, by John R. Angolia & Adolf Schlicht, page 97.

[RonR]

Eric,

Here are the items on the page that Tony so kindly posted for your reference.

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