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Whatever. Read again.
Just another short explanation:
A simple fact about the buckle. When this would be a pre-war buckle
from the mid 1930's don't you think it would have been in none of the ...

Maybe I used the wrong word, which I took from a dictionary.
So for this, I make excuses.

Just another short explanation:
A simple fact about the buckle. When this would be a pre-war buckle...

Markus, stop trying to convince the infidel!
Now I read: Pre War. Boy, oh boy. What period
must that be? It is just fighting a losing battle.
They rather believe nonsense instead of knowledge
and...

This type and others were made after the war. Then there were no
leaflets or catalogues, as there was no money for it. I know what
was told to me by manufacturers: they were made for police.
The...

Just after the war when they made good quality buckles then and had better skills as in later years.
They knew how to produce, as they had gotten their skills since the thirties.
What it is must be...

all I do see is current, anyway post-war.

The one starting the thread is an old production, most of the others
are from a later date, which is most often visible by the shiny look
of the...

Yes, there were even more horse designs,
but the most well-known is the galopping horse and rampant (jumping) horse.

Hannover, Braunschweig and Westfalen used the "jumping" horse within
a...

as far as I am informed the buckle has nothing to do with TR,
but was intended for police after WWII.
And why Feuerschutz. It does not have any signs for that as
the buckle is NOT "brüniert"!
...

We have such an idot also over here in my country (the Netherlands) who tries to get forbidden militaria-shows:
Arthur Graaff from the "anti-fascistenbond" AFVN.

He succeeded in stopping the show...

Oberste Nationale Sportbehörde (German for "Supreme National Sports Authority") is the former name of the German motor racing governing body now named Deutscher Motor Sport Bund.

DMSB or Deutscher...

This is an english speaking forum, best friend.
Not all are able to read German.

Was just a question. I do have a rather lousy copy of a document from a boy
from the Grosses Militär-Waisenhaus, where it was noted for 15 minutes
Brustschwimmen, as well as 45 minutes the...

HPL2008: do you own also the Totenkopf-Schwimmerabzeichen.
as well as its wearing?
Just a question as I would like to see their documents.

[QUOTE=Aldo;1904002]This is my new HJ sidecap for motorized units. It's a nicely worn cap featuring pink piping. I've been wanting to add another HJ cap to the collection and this one fit the bill....

I have seen them with 54-56 links. They occasionally shortened them, while it
was hanging too low upon the breast.

To answer the question from 2014: it once was planned to bring an english ...

But Ulric is a man. 100%. He visited me while he asked my
assistance and cooperation for his book about DE standards.
This was in about 1995. I lost contact with him after my
"Handbook of the...

???? are you kidding and/or sure about that. UvE name actually is Woodhams
or such and I have met him as a man. But that is many, many years ago. I never
knew he was "re-built"!
And I guess I am...

For many organizations suchlike ribbons with leaves and acorns existed
and were available in price-lists with numerous forms. This is shown with
a part from a price-list, I have.
For the...

as HPL2008 says.
There must have been matches for the festivity of the 75 years of existance
of this gymnastics club. The winner's got such wreath with ribbons, which
one sees quite often.

Yes, the one with the brown background was related to the SA. But as mentioned
not to be sewn onto a brown armband.
The white oval with red rune is HJ. The white armband has the rune directly onto...

yes, they did exist, but there was a difference mentioned in "when to be worn what",
especially related to the armbands for the HJ!

I must have a photo where the white armband is being worn by...

I quote from the regulations, not from "what is heard"!

The patches shown in post 1 and 3 do NOT belong upon an armband, but were sewn
directly upon the arm of the tunic. Normally! But as so often the one or the other
"clown" will have changed the...

Thanks ZGS Collector. I was aware of this triangle also and you said what it is: NOT known actually.
Just a lot of guessing.
It was also shown at WAF by an French collector...…
When I see you...

This is great to see. Had not ever seen before the buckle.
Thanks for showing!