Original Feldherrnhalle id disc from my grandfathers dad

[Bavarian]

Hello
I want today to show you the FHH/SA id disc from my grandfathers dad that served after WW1 in the SA
It was the last thing that I have from him
Sadly I am not know more about him
He was part of the troops that patrolling in front of the Feldherrnhalle on the Odeonsplatz in Munic

On the disc is stamped BATTR.L.FELDH.II/7
307
I hope you enjoy it

Best regards
Bavarian

[Nord]

Hello, sorry but this one is 100% FAKE!

[HPL2008]

In any case, SA men didn't wear dog tags and the abbreviation refers to an 8th battery of light field howitzers [Feldhaubitzen, not Feldherrnhalle].

[BlackCat1982]

So it does bring into question how Bavarian's Great Grandfather got hold of it then?

[Nord]

Yes this is a good question, maybe we have to ask tri-top.

[BlackCat1982]

I don't understand why Bavarian would want to attempt to deceive members here with his original explanation as I don't think he would do this intentionally and perhaps something is getting misunderstood in translation? I initially took his explanation at face value and although I also thought the ekm odd I did not question it as it would have been insensitive to trash his family history. But clearly something does not add up here.

[Rik.S]

I just knew there was something dodgy about the emarke. The font and bad ageing made me scratch my head. Thanks to Nord I know why.

I am also very curious where the emarke came from and how the Grandfather got it in his possession.

Regards, Rik

[Nord]

So maybe the bavarian have had a funny day and want to make a joke to us?!

[Hellraiser]

or he's a dreamer

[BlackCat1982]

Or it is a genuine error, Lord knows we've all made some.