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    can anyone tell me what the different colors of the hitler youth membership badges are.....like what countries are for what color..

    thanks

    #2
    The different colors represent how many different ways you can waste your money on fakes.

    Seriously, HJ diamond pins came in one color scheme only - red and white with a black swastika. All others are fakes, usually made with a maker name "Otto Hoffmann", which maker never made HJ pins. The multi-colored ones (I call them Skittles) are fantasy pins, pure and simple. There are a couple of threads about them.

    One exception - there is a rare white and green HJ diamond badge with a sunwheel swastika for the HJ in Ungarn (Hungary), but you won't find it easily.

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      #3
      Originally posted by sjl
      The different colors represent how many different ways you can waste your money on fakes.
      Nicely put Stephen

      Cheers
      Don

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        #4
        Here's a scan of the HJ in Ungan pin Stephen is talking about from Heering's and Hüsken's book.
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          #5
          Originally posted by sjl
          The different colors represent how many different ways you can waste your money on fakes.

          Seriously, HJ diamond pins came in one color scheme only - red and white with a black swastika. All others are fakes, usually made with a maker name "Otto Hoffmann", which maker never made HJ pins. The multi-colored ones (I call them Skittles) are fantasy pins, pure and simple. There are a couple of threads about them.

          One exception - there is a rare white and green HJ diamond badge with a sunwheel swastika for the HJ in Ungarn (Hungary), but you won't find it easily.
          sjl,
          Isn't there also a green, white & black plastic shield shaped HJ badge
          for foreign members? I have one somewhere but can't locate it at the moment. I'll post a pic when I can find it.
          Regards,

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            #6
            I don't know of any plastic one - sounds like a tinnie.

            Are you thinking of the HJ Badge for Distinguished Foreigners (also subject of another post - see: http://www.collectorscommunity.net/i...p?showtopic=20), which came with red, brown and green borders? It was a larger metal and enamel oval with siver eagle and HJ diamond. Also very rare and very faked.
            Last edited by sjl; 02-08-2005, 09:55 AM.

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              #7
              some one told me that there were different colors for the differnt camp locations...like blue was for russia so on and so forth. thanks for the info

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                #8
                HJ Badge

                Originally posted by John Bart
                sjl,
                Isn't there also a green, white & black plastic shield shaped HJ badge
                for foreign members? I have one somewhere but can't locate it at the moment. I'll post a pic when I can find it.
                Regards,
                Finally found it. Have a look. Isn't this a foreign volunteer's badge?
                Regards,
                John
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                  #9
                  reverse....
                  comments, insights appreciated
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