NSDAP Membership Badge Database

[Wim Vangossum]

Now, this one looks better. In fact it is in remarkable good condition. The rahter small safety pin and the long hyphen are one of the correct characteristics for Carl Poellath.

Regards, Wim

[Dok]

Hi!
Bad sign back. Today bought two others. What can you say.
Kings Regards

[Douglas 5]

Here is a not common late war 101 painted ( white and deep red ) - crimped magnetic pin - near mint .

Douglas

[Douglas 5]

And the reverse to it . The RZM logo and M1/101 are raised on the pin . .. not stamped . The picture for some reason gives this impression .

Douglas

[Wim Vangossum]

@ Dok: both are good and nice.

@ Douglas: good one that I already saw.


Regards, Wim

[James Noble]

I will add dok,s and Douglas's badges to the list.

[Douglas 5]

Here is the regular enameled 101 I have ..., brass covered pin .

Douglas

[Wim Vangossum]

Here is the regular enameled 101 I have ..., brass covered pin .

Douglas

Also a nice specimen. Nver get tired from looking at party pins. They are small an relative cheap in our huge collection field but never forget how important they were in the early days. In the beginning, Hitler ofetn reminds the NSDAP chapters how important it was to wear the badge. And when he was angry on people he warned them that he would remove their party pins, brassards and brown shirts. It were the only status symbols at the beginning.


Regards, Wim

[James Noble]

Another nice one Douglas adding it to the list.

[fruitvlieg]

Here is another one to add to your list
Maker is M1/149 (Lentwerk Brüder Schneider AG., Wien)

[Wim Vangossum]

Fine example from a fellow Belgium collector.

Regards, Wim

[James Noble]

M1/149 added to the list. It is also the first one by this maker.

[Mike Dunn]

Here are three late war paint party pins to add... Mike

M1/102

[Mike Dunn]

M1/17

[Mike Dunn]

M1/34 or 39 Hard to make out.