Can't identify this RAD stickpin?

[Darin Zeigler]

So the general consent is that its post war.
Guess Ill be passing on this one.
Thanks for the feedback everyone.

[MAP]

A quick google search has shown no other examples of Hoffsatter Bonn markings like this. Not scientific or proper research but there is a pattern.

All the stick pins I have seen marked Hoffsatter Bonn also have the Ges Gesch marking as well.

Here are a few examples.

An SA Stickpin by Hoffstatter-Bonn

- DAFJ members lapel pin

SS membership buttonhole pin

Wittmann Antique Militaria #41168C SA Membership Stickpin

[Darin Zeigler]

An excerpt from Jo's party badge book concerning pin attachments. I don't know if the same is true for potwar production or not, but it's good information for future reference. Thanks Andeas for the translation help! Kindest regards.

Brian

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Great info Brian, thanks man.

[Darin Zeigler]

Thanks MAP, I appreciate the research.
I searched the internet for this pin, and the only example I found was another one someone had up for sale.
The same markings on that pin as well.

[Gwar]

Update: There was a very informative post by a member on our FB page " Arbeitsdienst and Reichsarbeitsdienst, FAD, RAD, RADWJ Collectors " The stickpin in question is actually
the " Insignia " of " The Bund der Notgemeinschaften ehemaliger Arbeitsdienstangehoriger
und iher Hinterbliebenen " or BNA for short. The following pics, document and explanation
is by Ed van Engeland, a historian and archivist very well versed in most if not all aspects
relating to the Reichsarbeitsdienst and other similar groups. Also attached are male and
female version .. Enjoy.. G

[HPL2008]

Must admit, I wasn't even aware of that organisation's existence. Thanks for solving the mystery!

[humble collector]

It looked like a Vet Association pin to me, but haven't seen one like this before thanks GWAR

[Gwar]

Commemorative piece