Unidentified "wings" on HJ photo

[cemifor]

Can someone identify the "wings" above his left pocket?

Photographer:
Photo-Bönish
Wittenberge, Pdm. [Wittenberge, Potsdam ??]

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[Jo Rivett]

a tinnie maybe?

 

[cemifor]

a tinnie maybe?

Yes maybe, but I can't find it anywhere.

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[wilhelm saris]

There were many flight clubs/unions in those days and practically all had their own wing
type insignia, especially before the institution of the Deutscher Luftsport-Verband in 1933.
This is obvious when one has a look in the various periodicals for these clubs/unions.
The photograph is anyway early, as he wears the brown shoulder-straps. Maybe due to
his interests he later will have been a member from the Flieger-HJ.

 

[cemifor]

It is a daybadge/tinnie for Fliegertreffen Berlin 1934.

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[Jo Rivett]

It is a daybadge/tinnie for Fliegertreffen Berlin 1934.

More info later.
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Nice I would have invented some obscure unit, described it as the only one known, and sold the photo for $500.- because thats just how business is done today.

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[Heinrich]

It is a daybadge/tinnie for Fliegertreffen Berlin 1934.

Your knowledge is encyclopedic, Cemifor.

 

[cemifor]

Your knowledge is encyclopedic, Cemifor.

Thanks for the nice words, Heinrich.
But unfortunately it is not. But I'm sometimes good to find the information.

I got information about this badge in an email from Reinhard Tieste. His "tinnie number" is: Berlin 34-03.

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