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    German Winter Olympiade 1934 - Participation pin

    German description: „Deutsche Winterkampfspiele 1934. Braunlage - Schierke".

    This bronze, enameled pin is what I understand to be a participant pin that would have been worn at the German Winter Sports Championships (or National German Olympiad) at those games held in that locale of that year.

    My understanding is that these games were held because Germany was not invited to the 1920 and 1924 Olympic Games. They continued even after Germany's renewed participation in Olympiads since 1928, in 1930 in Breslau and 1934 in Nuremberg. The first one was held in Cologne in 1922.

    The size is 2x3cm. There are no maker markings on the reverse.

    I understand this to be a scarce and valuable pin (worth in the range of Euros 160 - 200), but would appreciate comments from those more knowledgeable in this area.

    Thanks for looking and best regards,

    John
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    Any comments on the facts, as stated, about this badge, or particularly the scarcity and value will be appreciated.

    Thanks,
    John

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      #3
      Still hoping for some feedback from anyone who knows anything about this particular pin. Comments will be appreciated.
      Thanks,
      John

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        #4
        My view is that anyone who attended this event could have bought, or been sold, this "tinnie"
        Book value (2008) 60 Euro.
        Pete

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          #5
          Thanks very much for your helpful feedback, Pete.

          Best regards,
          John

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