Rare Swedish NSAP items

[Gunde]

Wanted to check this pin, its from a "dödsbo". But I want to check with you all what you think this is? I suppose it to be an old NSAP pin. But I am not sure.

Attachment 633556

Yes.

See #15 in "Swedish Political Badges 1915-1945".

[Puffe]

Yes.

See #15 in "Swedish Political Badges 1915-1945".

Is it a NSAP pin?
dont have that book.
Best regards
Puffe

[Jo Rivett]

Germans used the blue swastika as well. There is a blue enameled one in the 1926 Deumer catalog. I would say it`s German and not Swedish. I have sold quite a few of these, and always sold them as German.

[pilserboll]

Can we trust "Swedish Political Badges 1915-1945"?? Sveg#44

[Puffe]

I doubt very much that this is a German pin, what is the evidence for that? We collected this pin along with other Swedish NS items from a "dödsbo" last summer.

[Gunde]

Can we trust "Swedish Political Badges 1915-1945"?? Sveg#44

Where is Svir when you need him? :-)

[Puffe]

Any more ideas about the blue pin?

[svir]

Hello !
That is a early NSAP pin. I have one myself.
In the back its marked Sporrong. Stockholm.
Regards.
svir

[svir]

Mayby different makers. But its the same pin with or without Sporrong makers mark. Never seen any copy of this one.

[Puffe]

Thank you Svir, pitty Jo Rivet who sold these as German