Unknown Nazi insignia

[Coco]

Dear all,

I was lucky to acquire a large collection of world-wide Nazi party insignia...amongst these I found the following insignia and pins.

Can anybody help me with their origin i.e. what they are and maybe give me some indications of their resp. value?

Thanks for your reactions!

Best regards,

Coco

[Coco]

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[Sagittario]

Hello Coco,
the OND is an Italian Fascist pin.
OND= Opera Nazionale Dopolavoro, easy to find an very cheap, but still nice

regards,

Max

[Coco]

Three more unknown badges...

What are they? The one on the right has written on it: SECTION SCHLESIEN and on the bottom: U.K.V.

[Coco]

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[Finnishlion178]

The red eagle is Austiran.

[peter monahan]

Just guessing, but the eidelweiss on the right might be Austrian as well.

[byterock]

Yes the eidelweiss on the right is an Austrian hikers association badge I think cand read the writing on it exactly.
The Eagle I think is Bulgarian.

By the way none of these "NAZI" badges are "NAZI" they are "Fascist" badges


A nice assortment of tinnys

[Theodor]

Never seen such a Bulgarian eagle badge. I'd think maybe Romania or Poland

[Finnishlion178]

The top eagle does look polish but it could be from a number of countries. The eagle on the left is Austrian

[McCulloh]

I am certain the eagle is Silesian polish. The top eagle seems to be just an ornament.

[Finnishlion178]

The Eagle is not polish. It is Austiran. I have seem it on a number of medals. The Polish Eagle is always white and never red.

[Valter Gorenc]

A few more clues - the right badge on top picture CSR is probably Rumanian - it has rumanian flag and "R" is also probably for Rumania(n).

The edelweiss badge can be for some veteran organisation - UKV can stand for U??? Kriegs Veteran... but it can be also for some mountaneering organisation - their subdivisions are often called "section" and edelweiss in a wreath / ribbon oval is a very common hiking/climbing simbol. The UKV can also mean U??? Kletter Verein (climbing association).