NSDAP Jugend

[klr]

Reid identified these as early HJ leaders. Angolia says they're NSDAP Jugend. Kirby

[klr]

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[KC1]

Definitely a youth organization buckle, be it HJ or NSDAP, it was first manufactured in 1929. Does anyone have photos of this being worn? These are supposedly rare so I am curious as to how many are out there as I have a very minty gold but not the silver. Please post your buckle of this type if you have one.

Regards,
Dan

[KC1]

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[Ric Ferrari]

Definitely a youth organization buckle, be it HJ or NSDAP, it was first manufactured in 1929. Does anyone have photos of this being worn? .......

Regards,
Dan

.......I'm sure Christian gets the answer..................


Ric

[David North]

Odd, however I have never thought of the circular buckles shown here as specifically NSDAP. Instead, female costume jewellery from the 1920's or 1930's, which just happened to display a swastika.

No direct NSDAP and no direct HJ association, although they may have been conveniently and casually adopted by some !

The swastika of course being a well adopted "good luck" and "decorative" symbol, prior to the official adoption by the NSDAP.

Regards,

David