Gauleiter Adolf Scheel pin and other badge

[John T]

Hi, the right badge likely came from Gauleiter Adolf Scheel's office along with a grouping that was recently on offer and not sure if the other one was as well. I have never seen the one on the right before. Can anybody help identify these pins? Thanks, John

[John T]

detail

[Jon Fish]

Interesting history, sorry though I never seen those before though. Very distinctive so someone must have an idea....
Has the enamel one something to do with medicine perhaps?

[der-hase-fee]

Erlemann, Bergedorf:

[John T]

Hello fellows, thank you for the input. I remember seeing the pin on the left somewhere in a book, I will look for that and post the info, I have no idea what the one on the right is, I was looking at the career of Scheel and he certainly was active-- this leads me to believe that the pins are related to two of these posts,

Leader of the Heidelberg Student Body
Honorary Senator of the University of Heidelberg
Leader of the Berlin SD School
Inspector of the Security Police and the SD in Stuttgart
Leader of the Nazi Old Gentlemen's Federation
Chairman of the Reich Student Works
President of the German Study Works for Foreigners
Member of the Reich Labour Chamber
Commander of the Security Police and the SD under Chief of the civil administration in Alsace
Member of the Reichstag
Leader of the SD Upper Division South (Munich)
Inspector of the Security Police and the SD under the higher SS and Police leaders South and Main
Higher SS and Police leader
Leader of the SS-Oberabschnitt Alpenland (Salzburg)

[Gary Symonds]

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[Gary Symonds]

Here is my example of the gold eagle on a stickpin.

Until I saw this post, I had never seen another example.

Interesting that it, whatever it is, was also made in a pin back.

I've shown the stickpin to other collectors, and nobody had ever seen one, or knew what it was for.

Anybody?

[Don Scowen]

The enemel piece is the honour pin of the Deutschvölkisher Schütz und Trutzbund, an early right wing group.

[John T]

HI Gary and Don, thanks for the pictures and information.