Hitler Youth, Boy Scout

16 mm, gold-plated base metal, the center enameled with inscription “Sieger” (Victor). Reverse with long pin. Lightly worn, condition 2+.
Extremely rare, in over 35 years this is the 1st badge as miniature that we have been able to offer.

Plaque made of silver-plated non-ferrous metal, the relief design similar to the HJ-Schifführerabzeichen, diameter approximately 70 mm, reverse with supplemented pin fasteners and manufacturer's marking “H. Wittmann, München 2 SO”,

Non-ferrous metal, partially enameled. Slightly damaged. Reverse with maker “A.G. Tham Gablonz”. Condition 2.

Fine zinc, partially lacquered, maker: G.Brehmer Markneukirchen. 

Pin-back badge, silver-plated base metal and enameled “Jugendmeister 1942”. Height 30 mm. Horizontal pin on reverse. Worn, condition 2. Rare.

Pin-back badge, gilt base metal and enameled “Jugendmeister 1942”. Height 30 mm. Reverse with horizontal pin. Worn, condition 2. Rare.

Bronze-plated non-ferrous metal, maker: “F. Hoffstätter Bonn GES.GESCH.”, condition 2.

The Potsdam Badge was a rally badge of the NSDAP introduced in 1932, which was issued on the occasion of the First Reich Youth Day in Potsdam from October 1-2, 1932 in two grades, bronze and silver. The bronze rally badge was awarded to spectators and the like, while the silver badge was awarded to active participants. The latter badges were also permitted to be worn with service uniform.

Non-ferrous metal, the enamel slightly damaged. Reverse marked with maker “H.Aurich Dresden”. 

Non-ferrous metal, partially enameled. Reverse with maker “A.G. Tham Gablonz”. Condition 2+

Non-ferrous metal, partially enameled. Reverse with maker “H.Aurich Dresden”. 

Non-ferrous metal, partially enameled. Somewhat damaged. Reverse with maker “A.G. Tham Gablonz”. 

Stick pin badge, bronzed, the HJ emblem enameled in the center, the background was lacquered blue, but the paint is largely worn off. In the center with inscription “Kampfspiele 1942”, diameter 29.5 mm. Reverse with horizontal pin. Clearly worn, condition 2-. Very rare.

Round brooch, 38 mm, toned fine zinc, worn condition.

The badge was instituted as a commemorative award on December 12, 1942, for all youth after a minimum 4-week camp participation, but was already annulled on April 1, 1943. Within this short period, only a few pieces were produced and awarded.

Plaque in toned zinc alloy, diameter 80 mm, complete in red presentation case, interior with black velvet bed and light silk lining, condition 2.

Sheet metal construction, hollow embossed, with 2 holes on sides for sewing onto the brown shirt. Condition 2.

reverse marked by maker “Ferd. Wagner Pforzheim”, minor damage to the enamel of the HJ emblem, condition 2

Round brooch, 38 mm, toned fine zinc, condition 2-.
The badge was instituted as a commemorative badge on December 12, 1942 for all youth after a minimum of 4 weeks camp participation, but was already annulled on April 1, 1943. Within this short period, only a few pieces were manufactured and awarded.

Round brooch, design: HJ eagle before Sigrune with inscription. Toned fine zinc. Lightly worn, condition 2.
The badge was instituted as a commemorative badge on December 12, 1942 for all youth after a minimum 4-week camp participation, but was already annulled on April 1, 1943. Within this short period, only a few pieces were manufactured and awarded.

Bronzed non-ferrous metal, manufacturer: "F. Hoffstätter Bonn GES.GESCH.", condition 2.

The Potsdam Badge was a rally badge of the NSDAP introduced in 1932, which was issued on the occasion of the First Reichsjugendtag in Potsdam from October 1-2, 1932 in two grades, bronze and silver. The bronze rally badge was awarded to spectators and the like, while the silver badge was awarded to active participants. The latter badges were also permitted to be worn with service uniform.

Non-ferrous metal, partially enameled. Reverse with maker “G. Brehmer Markneukirchen”. Enamel slightly damaged.

Manufactured from zinc, pin-back design, maker: W.Annetsberger München SW2, condition 2.

Round brooch, 38 mm, toned fine zinc, condition 2.
This badge was instituted as a commemorative award on December 12, 1942, for all youth after a minimum 4-week camp participation, but was already annulled on April 1, 1943. Within this brief period, only a few pieces were manufactured and awarded.

Non-ferrous metal, partially enameled. Reverse marked with maker “G.Brehmer Markneukirchen”. 

Cupal toned, on pin, maker: Paulmann & Crone Lüdenscheid, condition 2.

Round brooch made of zinc, diameter 38 mm, design: HJ eagle in front of Sig rune with inscription. Toned fine zinc. Lightly worn, condition 2.

Badge for Gau Winner 1944, fine zinc, partially lacquered, maker “G. Brehmer Markneukirchen” with damaged certificate 1944.
Badge for Kreis Winner 1939, non-ferrous metal, partially enameled, maker A.G.Tham Gablonz, with halved certificate. Also includes additional heavily damaged documents.

The honor badge in gilt and enameled base metal, applied national eagle with enameled HJ emblem. Reverse with horizontal pin bar and 3 retaining rivets. Accompanied by the large award document on parchment, handwritten and issued by the Leader of the Hitler Youth in Spain Detlev Ehlers. The Hitler Youth Honor Badge was awarded in recognition of meritorious service to Spanish-German cooperation, issued in Barcelona, May 1, 1941. Dimensions 22.5 x 49 cm. Condition 2.
A very rare ensemble!
Luys Santa Marina (Colindres, Cantabria, January 5, 1898 – Barcelona, September 14 or 15, 1980), born Luis Narciso Gregorio Gutiérrez Santa Marina, was a Spanish writer, journalist and poet of the Falange. During the Second Republic he was leader of the Falange in Barcelona and very active there. Arrested at the beginning of the Civil War, he played a significant role during the Franco dictatorship and became director of the newspaper “Solidaridad Nacional” in Barcelona. He was also a member of the National Council of the Movement and deputy of the Cortes (the Spanish Parliament).

Light metal construction, bronzed finish, hollow embossed, with 2 holes on sides for sewing onto the brown shirt. Lightly worn, condition 2.
This is the badge for the winning Gefolgschaft in the Bann sports competition 1943 and 1944.

Silver-plated zinc, 51 x 38 mm, reverse with pin back marked by Poellath Schrobenhausen.
Rennertshofen is a market town in the Upper Bavarian district of Neuburg-Schrobenhausen.

Non-ferrous metal, partially enameled. Reverse with maker “H.Aurich Dresden”. Lightly worn, condition 2.

Silver-plated non-ferrous metal, with pin, condition 2.

Non-ferrous metal, partially enameled. Clearly worn, the enamel of the HJ emblem damaged. Reverse with maker “A.G. Tham Gablonz”. Condition 3+.

Pin-back badge, manufactured from silver-plated fine zinc, in form similar to the HJ Proficiency Badge, with inscription “Für Leistung in der DJN” (For Achievement in the DJN). Reverse with horizontal pin.
This is the sports badge of the “HJ” - the German minority in Denmark.
Very rare, in over 35 years of business this is only the 3rd badge we have been able to offer.

Plaque made of silver-plated non-ferrous metal, diameter approximately 80 mm, reverse side marked with manufacturer’s designation "C.Poellath Schrobenhausen"

Non-ferrous metal, partially enameled. Clearly worn, the enamel of the HJ emblem damaged. Reverse with maker “A.G. Tham Gablonz”.

reverse with maker's mark “Ferd. Wagner Pforzheim”, Condition 2

Training, instruction and recreation camp of Gebiet 19 Hochland, pin badge, diameter 30 mm, reverse marked by manufacturer Deschler & Sohn München 9.

Fine zinc, partially lacquered, pin and catch are magnetic, reverse marked by maker G.Brehmer Markneukirchen.