What do these numbers on this SA mean?
I cannot read the name in the s a hanger and I'm not sure whether the numbers are the person's date of birth or their party number or something else.
And does anyone recognise the stamping which looks like Th?
This is an early SA by Gerbr Heller.
Thank you for your assistance
The name is Kleemann. There are a lot of them around Stuttgart.
Should probably add: the Th is for Thüringen, The SA group to which Herr Kleemann belonged. The Numbers could be His "Sturmnummer"
Last edited by Teck 147; 11-25-2021 at 12:17 PM.
Could we see the rest of the dagger?
Please
Best Larry
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Is Thuringen a place?by Teck 147
What is an sa group? Is that based around a geographic location?
Thüringen is actually a German State.
The SA group is basically just geographic
You would like to read these two threads.
There is information about SA Gruppe marks on SA daggers.
SA Dienstdolch group markings
SA Gruppe marks known to Dagger Producers and Manufacturers
It would be nice to see full dagger.
-TJ-
Yes I look forward to posting it tonight Australian time. After I take photos. Would be great to get feedback.
My Bad. Forgot that for everyone outside of Germany it's called Thuringia
If you look at the 2 links posted on reply #6 you see the more then excellent threads by Adrian and Larry.
They both use the German names as they should, so you can use the German names rather then the English translations.
Best
Ger
Here are more photos
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