A few badges that I know nothing about

[262a]

Obtained the badges below in a job lot. I have no interest in this collecting field and wish to move them on in a quick cheap sale. Maybe useful to somebody.
Can anybody see any problem with any of them before I list them on Estand.
Thankyou

[ustufvorwaerts]

Upper row from left:
- SA-member stickpin
- NSRL (Nationalsozialistischer Reichsbund für Leibesübungen) member stickpin

Peter

[Wood]

Riders mini may be post war.
Pete

[speedytop]

Hi,

I don't think, that the rider mini is post war.

Uwe

[Gerdan]

Some information on the rider mini:

https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leistu...n_(Pferdesport)

Gerdan

[Nimble1]

Regarding your two anchor pins. I have a stickpin version.
It was identified by the late Bill Stump. Mr.Stump described it as a pin worn by a flak-commandant aboard one of the KdF ships like the "Cap Arcona" and the "Robert Ley". The pin was issued and worn only for a short time as flak guns were placed on the KdF ships just after the war broke out. The ships members of the KdF ships were merchant-navy that got a training course in handling the flak guns and the pin is the sign of qualification. As the ships soon became troop-carriers the merchant navy were replaced by a Kriegsmarine crew.
Yours are the only other ones I have ever seen and I cannot imagine that many were ever produced!

[Wood]

Regarding your two anchor pins.
It was identified by the late Bill Stump. Mr.Stump described it as a pin worn by a flak-commandant aboard one of the KdF ships!

Has this been verified?
Regards,
Pete

[Nimble1]

No Pete,
Mr.Stump was the only one that ever had any knowledge about this badge at all. If you have an info to the contrary I would love to know it.
These two pins are the only other pins I have ever seen that matched my stickpin.

[km-spain]

Very interesting