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It is sometimes useless to add links, as they disappear,
as with this one from slados28
It is better to copy the item and add it too the post.

What I do not understand with the photo of wearing the white band over the swastika
armband, is the fact it seems the Standortführer band is worn (which stands for a
Streifendienst) on the same...

Not Bavarian:
221 was located at Gruppe Kurpfalz with its headquarters at Gross-Gerau, which is west from Darmstadt (existing within brigade 50 - Darmstadt).
Waldmichelbach was existing in the...

For many my mentioned gorget-book is in German text and many
will have problems to read it by that. If ever an English version
will come was planned, but by now it is doubtful!

It is a heavy...

Here the letter from the Reichszeugmeisterei from June 27, 1936 to the Oberste SA-Führung at Munich,
in relation to which gorgets were worn within the SA, SS and NSKK at that moment. The letter...

Yes, I discuss this in my gorget-book on pages 323 and 324.
During the prepartions for the book only one such gorget was known about.
When the book was released two more were shown in forums.
I...

I was not speaking about a Streifendienst gorget for political leaders (the political organization),
which is a total different subject and meant for another group (and which you do show in the...

There was an about official form for these armbands and there was positively an order for them.
With the date January 23, 1933 Ernst Röhm announced the wearing of these armbands (letter
OSAF I Nr....