thank you so much to the reply to my question.
thank you so much to the reply to my question.
RDB Collection by Gefreiter Otto
Badge marking M1/154 unknown.
This eagle has a short thick beak, the crest on the head is slightly wavy.
The Z of the RZM logo does have a little crossbar.
The claw fingers holding the swastika are very powerful.
This eagle looks very serious ....
Your eagles display very nicely, thank you for posting.
thank you very much, Mr. BlackCat1982, very kind.
RDB Collection by Gefreiter Otto
Here you have the RDB identification card of the 2nd model, more attractive and somewhat more elaborate than the first type.
In this case, what is rare and exclusive is that it is a woman, an Official.
The card belonged to Marianne Vogel, just 26 years old.
I have not been able to translate her office....
This model appears from 1940 to 1942.
It is a card measuring 13cm by 9.08cm, on cardboard and with a beautiful emblem of the RDB insignia.
At the end of 1942, the RDB already had more than 1.800.000 members.
Approximate translation of the document:
This card serves as identification for members of the RDB.
It must be kept with care, its loss must be notified immediately to the RDB
The fraudulent use in the management of social benefits of this identification will be immediately reported to the RDB.
In the event of death, the owner of this card must have the membership fees up to date to enjoy all the social benefits
These cards usually have a single number at the bottom that I don't even know what they meant.
Administrative Region or similar?
So far I have seen these numbers:
1 - Kempten "Gau Westmark" - Dresden "Gau Sachsen"
2 - Auerbach "Gau Sachsen"
3 - Minden "Westfalen-Nord"
10 - Dirschau "Danzig – Westpreußen"
13 - Halle "Gau Sachsen"
I have not been able to translate her office....
My small collection fits inthe palm of my hand.
Really nice collection.
Regards
Santi
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