SS Quedlinburg Badge

[Jo Rivett]

They went for around $1,000.00 each.

eMedals is selling one for 550 now.
http://www.emedals.com/highlighted-o...5?redirected=1

[addo]

eMedals is selling one for 550 now.
http://www.emedals.com/highlighted-o...5?redirected=1

This badge has rust issue, condition reflects the price
but in any case this badge will sell fast you just don't see them for sale often!

[addo]

Here is my recent buy of the SS Quedlinburg postcard
which shows a interesting piller inside the Heinrich krypt
Pillar has the image of what looks like a dragon

[addo]

as stated this postcard was issued by the SS for the 1936 event

[FrenchVolunteer]

Hi,

i don't know how many dozen of postcards exist, or how many series, but at least two series are known (one with straight borders, one with riples).

See You

Vince

[Jo Rivett]

12 hours later and the link does not work anymore. Maybe it will be back up at $1000.- in a day or two

[Michael Fay]

12 hours later and the link does not work anymore. Maybe it will be back up at $1000.- in a day or two

It said sold earlier in the day-8 hours ago . Who ever bought it owes you thanks

[Thorsten B.]

Well, SS cultural pieces do sell quickly.

[addo]

Hi,

i don't know how many dozen of postcards exist, or how many series, but at least two series are known (one with straight borders, one with riples).

See You

Vince

I do have 7 postcards in my collection from the SS Quedlinburg series
I knew of the existence of only 5 until recently, when i have located one on the bottom left (with some statue?) and bottom right (with Dragon piller) which i posted earlier.
If anyone has or knows of any other image from the SS Quedlinburg series please post them.

Thanks
Ado

[addo]

Does anyone know what is this statue?

[Thorsten B.]

Ado,
can you provide better pics of the ones with the wrought iron candleholders in use?

They do represent the design and outward appearance of fine period SS cultural items!

[FrenchVolunteer]

Hi,

this is the comb from the Quedlinburg treasure, not a statue.

http://www.uncommon-travel-germany.com/quedlinburg.html

Interesting article, we learn that a fu****g GI officer jerk from Texas stole the treasure after the war. Fortunately almost every piece was taken back to Quedlinburg.

I will check my own postcard collection when i will be back at home.

See You

Vince

[ErichS]

So did Himmler feel that the Bamberger Reiter was supposed to be King Heinrich?

[addo]

Comb
Did not even look closely ...Thanks
Here is the reverse (only one i have with writting ) it would be good if someone could say what it says?

Hi,

this is the comb from the Quedlinburg treasure, not a statue.

http://www.uncommon-travel-germany.com/quedlinburg.html

Interesting article, we learn that a fu****g GI officer jerk from Texas stole the treasure after the war. Fortunately almost every piece was taken back to Quedlinburg.

I will check my own postcard collection when i will be back at home.

See You

Vince

[addo]

Ado,
can you provide better pics of the ones with the wrought iron candleholders in use?

They do represent the design and outward appearance of fine period SS cultural items!

Thorsten, is this pic you have asked for?