Need some help id'ing tinnies

[TK6831]

Here are the rest of the tinnies I picked up. Tell me if any aren't WWII and if you can help me ID them by the numbers.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/32438255@N07/4447132252/

Look through my Flickr pages to see closeups and back views of all the tinnies.

Thanks.

[Curt Steinbach]

OK, here goes:

1 + 2 - look like mebership pins of some sort (including 25 year) for Sueddeutsch. Zitwerbund (?) - can't quite make that out

3 - membership for a ski club I think

4 - from a set of 20 flags depicting various military formations (this one I believe says Schuetzen und Kraftschuetzen on the back) - from the 1st KWHW Reichsstrassensammlung zum Tag der Wehrmacht from (day of the Army) 1940 - pg. 104 - 107 Tieste WHW Vol.1

5 - VDA tinnie - I have not seen it with the gold colouring but the clear one is on pg. 18 of Tieste Spendebelege des VDA

6 - 1924 membership for a butchers singing club/association (Fleischer Saengerbund)

7 + 8 - for the 3rd KWHW Reichsstrassensammlung zum Tag der Polizei (day of the police) in 1942 - pg. 144 of Tieste WHW Vol.1

9 - VDA from a set of 58 city emblems (3 are cardboard + 1 comes in metal and cardboard)
pg. 8 - 11 Tieste VDA

10 + 11 - no idea although there were many different flags as stickpins (see Heering Huesken pg. 334 - 342)

12 - WHW from a set of 8 Germanic swords and daggers - 1. KWHW 2nd Reichsstrassensammlung 1939 - pg. 94/95 Tieste WHW Vol.1

13 - WHW from a set of 8 old Germanic war axes - 2nd KWHW 2nd Reichsstrassensammlung 1940 - pg. 112/113 Tieste WHW Vol.1

14 - no idea

15 - can't find it in my tinnie books - Edelweiss is the badge the mountain troops wore

16 - no idea - doesn't look like a Hitler profile

17 - looks like it's from a set of 5 stylized metal flowers - 4th WHW 2nd Reichsstrassensammlung 1936 - pg. 54 Tieste WHW Vol.1

19 - RAD Reichsarbeitsdienst (Reichs Labour Service) - should have 3 prongs on the back I believe but I'm not sure if it is a cap badge

[Gerdan]

#1 Süddeutscher Zitherbund (South German a cither club):


Weber, Joseph, * 10.2.1846 zu Schönberg im bayrischen Wald, † 20.7.1916 in Augsburg, war daselbst Zitherlehrer, gründete und leitete den damaligen Zitherverein „Herzog Max“; auf seine Anregung hin wurde 1882 der „Bayrische Zitherbund“ (nachmaliger „Süddeutscher Zitherbund“ gegründet. Von seinen Kompositionen sind am bekanntesten geworden Fürst Fugger – Marsch, Aus’m Herzwinkel. Er schrieb 1891 einen „Leitfaden durch die gesamte Zitherwelt“, ein Versuch, alle zu damaliger Zeit bedeutenden Zitheristen in Wort und Bild darzustellen. (Bild von Joseph Weber: siehe Bilder 80)

# 10 Gewerbe Verein Regensburg Gegr(ündet) 1850 - Regensburg - local trade and commerce
association

# 6 Deutscher Fleischerinnungs Sängerbund - German butchers choral society - is still
existing today:


http://209.85.129.132/search?q=cache...&ct=clnk&gl=de


Gerdan

[Wood]

!4 shows a zither as well.
!5 is (I believe) a badge worn on the side of the hat by the alpine SA (Hochland?)
Pete
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[TK6831]

Wow, you guys are good and fast. Are there pretty much all common pins?

[Wood]

The 3rd. Reich period ones are all common, except for the SA cap badge, which is fairly scarce imo.
Pete