Original German pins?

[AdamSmith]

Hi, Are these pins original? The seller is asking 150 euros. Any help would be greatly appreciated, stay healthy.





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Any idea what kind of pin is the most right on the bottom row. (golden one)

[toot]

look like they are good to me.

[MAP]

You should post the party badge in it's own thread. And you will need much better photos.

Going left to right starting from the top, #2, 3, 4, 6 and 7 look OK. I've never seen the last one.

The HJ pin will also need better photos. Although I do not recognize this one either.

[AdamSmith]

thanks for the reply. Any idea what kind of pin is the most right on the bottom row? (golden one)

[Watchdog]

thanks for the reply. Any idea what kind of pin is the most right on the bottom row? (golden one)

I believe MAP answered that in the 2nd sentence of post #3.

I haven't seen it before either but from the style of the key behind the eagle I would suggest a connection to the city of Bremen.

This is the Stadtwappen (Town Emblem) of Bremen which is the basis of one of the German Federal States (Laender) today

Also I think I can make out the date 1 Juli 1939 which might connect to the Fuhrerbesuch (Fuhrers visit) on that date.



Regards

Mark

[MAP]

I believe MAP answered that in the 2nd sentence of post #3.

I haven't seen it before either but from the style of the key behind the eagle I would suggest a connection to the city of Bremen.

This is the Stadtwappen (Town Emblem) of Bremen which is the basis one of the German Federal States (Laender) today





Regards

Mark

Thanks Mark,

And I agree that it is Breman. I've been trying to read the wording on this tinnie and I can see the word Breman at the 12 O'Clock position. But that is the only word I've been able to read so far. Although I think I also see Juli 1939. But can't be sure.

I will add, the material and construction looks period.

[AdamSmith]

Found it online, thanks to MAP for Watchdog, for figuring out the city.
WW2 German Fuhrer visit to Bremen tinnie – WW2 Militaria, Scale-models, Books, etc.

[Watchdog]

Found it online, thanks to MAP for Watchdog, for figuring out the city.
WW2 German Fuhrer visit to Bremen tinnie – WW2 Militaria, Scale-models, Books, etc.

I just added words to that effect to my post I made out the date then looked again before editing my post and thought I could read Fuhrerbesuch then Bremen.

Regards

Mark

[MAP]

A good source for information and prices. Also they are members here

https://winterhilfswerk.com/

[bichon]

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