little insignia ?

[bichon]

Hello
do you know that "pin" ?
thanks for answers
cordially
Didier

[Wagriff]

Have no clue,but I Like it! WWI veterans choir? William

[bichon]

Hello
thanks William
nobody knows, I'm surprised
I think someone have seen that before... NO ??
cordially
Didier

[Wagriff]

What are the initials-can you make them out? They look like R-D-Q or maybe K-D-Q? And, yes, I still like it! If you ever feel like getting rid of it, drop me a line! In the meanwhile, I'll keep thinking on it. I, too, am sure that I've seen this symbol before- it's just eluding me for now! William

[bichon]

Hello
probably (not sure), RDQ or RDOQ
hard to say
cordially
Didier

[Wagriff]

Didier, Although it kills me to say so, this thing has me stumped! I Know that I've seen it before, but for the life of me, I just cannot recall much about it. I am Still under the idea that it belongs to a United German World War 1 and 2 Veterans Choir group, but this is purely a guess from the Imperial colors and the C Clef sheet music symbol. I think it's an excellent little pin and if you ever feel inclined to sell it, please let me know! Good luck! William

[bichon]

Hello William
thanks
like you, I've seen it on a french forum, several months before
but I can't remember the identification, and I can't find the link...
I post it on WAF
cordially
Didier

[goodbuys]

It is similar to a badge for THE GERMAN SINGERS LEAGUE (Deutsher Sangerbund) thats in a book i have owned for many years.

[zwerge]

Perhaps the Q at the end means quartet or quintet,both musical terms?