Trotz verbot nicht tot

[chris clark]

Came with a group of stuff I got today

What do I actually have is it nsdap related ?

Any feed back be most welcome

[Wim Vangossum]

I think it very rare and good. I believe it is an NSDAP slogan from the time they were forbidden after the Munich Putch. Jo Rivett needs to see this one.


Regards, Wim

[Bob Hritz]

I love this pin. Back attachment looks like Deschler product. Interesting is the use of the six pointed star separating the wording.

I would rather see it in my collection!!!!!!!

Bob Hritz

[Etienne B.]

This is not my expertise but I have never seen such sloppy S's on a genuine product...


just my opinion

[Wim Vangossum]

Slogan dates from around 1922 when the NSDAP was banned in the north of Germany (source: parteiabzeichen.ch) Don't know why they used the double sig rune while the swastika as a symbol was not forbidden. The runes are indeed sloppy but that is often the case with those early products. The rectangular pin plate is typical for a certain maker but I don't know it is Deschler. Could also been Paulmann & Crone IMO.


Regards, Wim

[chris clark]

Hi everyone
This is very interesting indeed and thank you for all your knowledge