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Here is the Type I cap badge, marked to O.Baudermann. As some of you know I'm not a specialist HJ collector so I'm sure someone can correct me if I'm wrong on this. If I understand Wim Saris correctly in our conversations, this was the only authorised company allowed to produce the type one...

Hi Guys, Thanks to Steve (Zander), I can enjoy now to have this fantastic 1st pattern membership badge. Just brilliant!!! Thanks Steve!!! Best Regards Antonio

heres something you dont see everyday,not the 4 normal early badges they are easy enough to find and you can see them regularly but what you dont see everyday is their much rarer little brother :thumbup1:

Just got this in today

I believe this pin on Grenadier military to be a dud. My red flag is the lone and poorly raised RZM stamp on this early badge. So lets hear the opinions by the way I did buy the other one he had with the correct marking

I believe this pin on Grenadier military to be a dud. My red flag is the lone and poorly raised RZM stamp on this early badge. So lets hear the opinions by the way I did buy the other one he had with the correct marking

The first attempt to create a youth section within the NSDAP was the short-lived Jugendbund der NSDAP. The initial impulse came from Adolf Lenk, a piano maker from Munich who had joined the NSDAP aged 18 in 1921. He began to recruit boys aged between 14 and 18 for his 'Jungsturm Adolf Hitler'...

Here's a little info on these badges. Some of it may be new to some of you. The Potsdam badge in silver was the one worn by those who had been active participants on the day. The bronze version was available for purchase by spectators/non-participants1,2 and was also sold prior to the event...