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Article about: Some rather nice Turner-Bund flagpole emblems/shields.. Picked these up in a antique shop.. I have never seen them before, so if someone has more info on the pieces please share your knowled

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    Some rather nice Turner-Bund flagpole emblems/shields..
    Picked these up in a antique shop..
    I have never seen them before, so if someone has more info on the pieces please share your knowledge.

    Total of seven pieces..
    First a group shot.

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    1.
    Klempner installateur u centralheizungsbauer-innung
    1936

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    2.
    G.S.V.
    Pomerania
    Gollnow
    12.7.31

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    3.
    St. T. V.
    Altstadt
    1931

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    4.
    T. V.
    Woltin
    12.7.1931

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    5.
    M.u. g. V.
    Jugendlust
    12.7.31
    Enigkeit
    Macht
    Stark!

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    6.
    Gewidnet von der
    Mechaniker-Innung
    Stargard/Pom.
    25.10.36

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    7.
    This one is a bit hard to read...
    Last line is
    Tarn-Vereine V

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    If anyone has seen some of these before..
    Please comment.

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    Yes, these are Fahnenägel [plaques affixed to the poles of carrying flags]. # 2 and # 7 are from craftsmen's associations (respectively, heating & plumbing and mechanics), # 6 is from a music- and singing club [= "M.u.G.V." = "Musik- und Gesangsverein"], the others are from various sports associations ["DT" = "Deutsche Turnerschaft", "T.V." = "Turnverein"].

    Traditionally, Fahnennägel are donated/presented/awarded by sponsors, other associations etc. for special occasions, such as anniversaries or other major events.


    Quote by Ullergaard View Post
    7.
    This one is a bit hard to read...
    Last line is
    Tarn-Vereine V
    # 7 says "Gew. v. [= Gewidmet vom] Jasenitzer Turn-Verein e.V. [= eingetragener Verein]" ["Dedicated by the Gymnastics Association of Jasenitz, registered association"]. Jasenitz is the German name for Jasienica, now Poland.

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