Gau Thüringen

[transvision]

has any more information come to light on the bronze gau thuringia badges? also it be good to see some more pictures of these birds in wear..

[Craig Gottlieb]

I have several pictures of this badge in wear in my new book, but the case remains open what exactly the bronze versions were for, whether or not they were issued, and whether or not we see them in photos (which are, unfortunately, black and white).

[Robert Jones]

Hello gentlemen, would you please be so kind as to give me your honest opinions on this badge?

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[Craig Gottlieb]

100% fine. It is a tinnie, however, not a "Gau Ehrenzeichen."

[Robert Jones]

100% fine. It is a tinnie, however, not a "Gau Ehrenzeichen."

Wow that was a truly rapid response and coming from you means I can rest assured it is indeed genuine.

Sincere thanks Craig.

[Robert Jones]

100% fine. It is a tinnie, however, not a "Gau Ehrenzeichen."

OK, taking into account that this is not an Ehrenzeichen, is this tinnie therefore not held in such high regard?

[Craig Gottlieb]

It's actually one of the cooler Tinnies in my view, and they are not that common.

[Wood]

OK, taking into account that this is not an Ehrenzeichen, is this tinnie therefore not held in such high regard?

Unfortunately true.
Pete

[Br. James]

Hi Robert,

I agree that the badge you've shown is a fine example of the Gau Thüringen badge created for the events of June 1933, beginning with the rally at Erfurt on June 4th of that year which celebrated the tenth anniversary of the NSDAP in that district.

Br. James

[Robert Jones]

Cost?

Hello everybody, may I ask, please, what I should I expect to pay for a tinnie such as the one I've posted below?

[Jon Fish]

Rob the $200 it's for sale at is reasonable IMO

[Robert Jones]

Rob the $200 it's for sale at is reasonable IMO

Sincere thanks John.

Gotta start somewhere and this tinnie will certainly suffice for the present.

[all1knew]

a piece I have in my collection.

[all1knew]

Bruckmann 90 marked.

[ErichS]

Wm,

Nice, I have a cake server from the same Sauckel pattern.