Hitler Jugend add

[yellow12]

Hello,

here my new add HJ

[BOB COLEMAN]

A very nice example of a buckle that has been converted. I had one of these in my early days of collecting. A very nice find.

[Ben Evans]

Nice early conversion Markus

[aechols83]

For a bit of (perhaps too easy?) fun, anyone know or want to venture a guess here at which of the 3 conversion firms from Lüdenscheid took care of this Friedrich Linden DJ? P.S. - No cheating & no Chads!

[yellow12]

For a bit of (perhaps too easy?) fun, anyone know or want to venture a guess here at which of the 3 conversion firms from Lüdenscheid took care of this Friedrich Linden DJ? P.S. - No cheating & no Chads!

Hello ,

@aechols83 , i must out me and say my english is so so good that i understand what you mean ....

[Ben Evans]

For a bit of (perhaps too easy?) fun, anyone know or want to venture a guess here at which of the 3 conversion firms from Lüdenscheid took care of this Friedrich Linden DJ? P.S. - No cheating & no Chads!

The eagle on the roundel looks like a Dicke? It does not look like a Overhoff or Assmann

[aechols83]

My thoughts exactly...C.T.D./RZM M4/22. Well played there, Mr. Evans

[jeepbigman]

Im sorry for interrupting or changing the subject of topic i recently picked up at a rummage sale a belt buckle that has In tereue fest on it just like in the posts here I was wondering if anyone on this site might be interested in adding it to their collection jeepbigman@yahoo.com I can send picks thanks

[Ben Evans]

Why dont you start a new thread and show pictures of it?

[aechols83]

The "In Treue Fest" buckle you've mentioned is Imperial-era Bavarian. Other than that, and as Ben said, best to get specific feedback by showing the actual buckle in it's own thread.

Best,
Adam