SA Tinnies - Recent Acquisitions

[der bingle]

[QUOTE=Chris Lee;6208920]Nice eariy SA[/QU Very nice badges posted....the SA FLUGTAG is a knockout!.......Thanks for posting

[Martin Harding]

# 93 SA - Treffen Berlin 1933

[Erich B.]

I really enjoy this thread. While I've collected SA for many years, I never picked up many day badges, so these are really fascinating to go through.
Now, if you have 100+ SA tinnies, how can you remember which ones you have and which ones you don't when you see a few at a show?
Erich

[Martin Harding]

I really enjoy this thread. While I've collected SA for many years, I never picked up many day badges, so these are really fascinating to go through.
Now, if you have 100+ SA tinnies, how can you remember which ones you have and which ones you don't when you see a few at a show?
Erich

Hello Erich, although I have only posted 93 different SA tinnies so far ........ albeit I must have already let the Cat out of the bag and previously mentioned that I had over 100
Amazing though it may seem regarding SA Tinnies I do remember every single tinnie that I have, however when it comes to tinnies in general I have lost the plot utterly and totally as I also collect KDF, NSDAP, RAD, HJ, DAF, WHW, NSFK, NSKK, KHW, SS & virtually any other German Badges circa 1890 to 1945.
I am pleased that you have enjoyed the thread so far ........... and as they say it is not over until the fat Lady sings ....... hence since all my Girlfriends so far have been a Dress size 10.......... I guess that means that I have quite few more SA tinnies to post yet
As you say the SA Badges are really fascinating ...... not just in Design but also on Occassions the significance/importance of the Dates relating to the actual Events.
Erich if you still collect SA related militaria if I was you I would seriously contemplate collecting SA tinnies as they are becoming increasingly more difficult to come across
Regards Martin

[Martin Harding]

# 94 SA - S.A.R Treffen Sturmbann R.IV/43 Steinbach-Hallenberg Mai 1934

[Martin Harding]

# 95 S.A. Wettkampftage Der SA Gruppe Niedersachsen Hannover 6.-8. Sept. 1935

[Martin Harding]

# 96 SA. Standarte 122 Von 96 Heilbronn 1933

[Martin Harding]

# 97 SA.Gruppe Hochland SA-Gruppen Wettkampfe - 1939 - Gold Version (left hand side)

The Bronze version (right hand side) I have previously posted earlier on this thread at Number #20

[Martin Harding]

# 98 SA Standarte 1 Chemnitz 1 November 1931

[railhouse]

Sa

Realy nice and early one regards tomas

[Martin Harding]

Realy nice and early one regards tomas

Hello Tomas, ................... yes I agree ........a very attractive looking Badge (and even more so in hand)............ I was fortunate to come across this particular Badge recently ........one of the scarcer SA Badges to find that's for sure.
Regards Martin

[Martin Harding]

# 99 S.A. Bad Homburg S.A.Sportfest Standarte 166 1934

[Martin Harding]

For my 100th different SA Badge I felt the Badge had to be something special, hence below I have posted what I consider to be quite a rarity a die sruck hollow version of the S - A Treffen Badge produced by Steinhauer & Luck


# 100 S.A Treffen Braunsweig 17/18 Oktober
Steinhauer & Luck - Ludenschied

[Br. James]

Assuming that this is the same badge you posted earlier today on the thread: "S - A Treffen obvious fake?" where you provided both sides of that badge, then I agree that this appears to be an early badge bearing the code RZM 63, for Steinhauer & Luck.

Br. James

[Martin Harding]

yes you are correct it is the same Badge, since I had already taken photographs of the Badge for the other thread I decided to post it hear also. To kill Two Birds with one stone so to speak................. if only I could do the same with my Ex Girlfirends