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01-25-2011 05:02 AM
# ADS
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Re: Please ID this pin - HJ?
It's a HJ Prussian Eagle. "The Collector's Guild" has an example for sale on their site as well The Collector's Guild
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Re: Please ID this pin - HJ?
Not seen that before, very interesting
Nick
"In all my years as a soldier, I have never seen men fight so hard." - SS Obergruppenfuhrer Wilhelm Bittrich - Arnhem
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Re: Please ID this pin - HJ?
Something bothered me here and i think, Collectors Guilt is wrong in its description.
1. The prussian eagle looks to the left side, this one to right side.
2. The HJ never ows a pin like this. If you search in Hitler Youth Forum they dont mention. The german book "Heering-Hüsken: Catalog of german organisation insignias 1871 - 1945" dont show something like this one, not even in unknown section. And this book is the best in market.
3. M1/47 stays for Christian Theodore Dicke from Lüdenscheid. The Reichszeugmeisterei RZM started licensing end of 1933. That means, this pin should be made in 1933 or after. But then HJ used only the well known signs.
4. There is no needle or something to stick. Not provided or broken. Maybe this pin is a sample Dicke likes to produce but never come to market.
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Re: Please ID this pin - HJ?
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Re: Please ID this pin - HJ?
certainly is different,,maybe it was used to put on HJ bugles due to the curved wing effect and no visible means of attachment
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Re: Please ID this pin - HJ?
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militarymania
maybe it was used to put on HJ bugles due to the curved wing effect and no visible means of attachment
i would 100% agree with that
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Re: Please ID this pin - HJ?
It is a prussian style eagle, and the collectors guild have not got it wrong. It was used on the German Miners Dress visor cap.
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Re: Please ID this pin - HJ?
That Eagle is essentially identical to the insignia on the HJ helmet that became available earlier this year. I don't know alot about metal badges, but this one looks good to me.
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