DUI approved 10 February 1925. Location France Field, Canal Zone. The badge was redesignated for the 6th Bomb Gp 4 February 1943. Old pre-WW2 Regular Army. Not hallmarked; pinback fastener the badge on the left has the early thick, very heavy drop-in pinback, the badge on the right has a normal size drop-in pinback. Genuine, not a restrike. I will accept a return within 7 days from receipt if there is an error in the description which significantly affects the value. This is in conformance with U.
GERMAN PRE-WW2 ANTI AMERICAN SINGER SEWING MACHINE BROADSIDE 1925. GERMAN PRE-WW2 ANTI AMERICAN SINGER SEWING MACHINE POLITICAL BROADSIDE 1925. Reich Association of German Mechanics. Every penny earned from the Singer sewing machines goes to enemy countries. Every penny for this does damages to the German national wealth. The Anglo-American The Singer Manufacturing Co. Has been making great efforts for a long time to take over sales of sewing machines in Germany. She wants to create a monopoly for herself. There is a danger that an important branch of German industry will be ruined by large foreign capital, which will force the German sewing machine factories to restrict production and lay off workers. As a result, thousands of small livelihoods are destroyed. The Singer factory in Wittenberge, Potsdam district, whose picture is displayed in all Singer branches, is only an apparently German company. Some finished Singer sewing machines, Singer tops, etc. Come from America and England, where the owners of the Singer shares live and pocket the earnings. In a lawsuit brought by the Singer Co. Before the Schweidnitz Regional Court against our member Knauer (2b 0 554/21). Unfair competition was established by the judgment of October 10, 1923, among others. Been found: The plaintiff is a stock corporation based in Berlin. It manufactures sewing machines known as Singer machines in its factory in Wittenberge and only sells them to the public in its own shops through its agents. It is well known that the American Singer Trust, in order to gain better sales for its goods in foreign countries, has built its own factories in the foreign countries or bought them up and has these factories work under companies that are legally established in the foreign countries appear as domestic. The same is true for the plaintiff. It also uses the patents of the American Singer Trust in its factory in Wittenberge out of. As is also well known, the plaintiff’s machines bear the name of the company, The Singer Manufacturing Co. The needles are called “Singer Needles”. All of these are signs of economic dependence on the American parent company. Regarding the teachers’ tours, it should be particularly pointed out that The Singer Manufacturing Co. , based on the German-American peace treaty, is claiming damages in the enormous amount of. 27 million gold marks. Against the German Reich at the German-American arbitration court. We all have to suffer from this. In doing so, he increases the misery among the German people. German sewing machines are superior to foreign ones! The verdict of the director of an American sewing machine factory before the Finance Committee of the United States Senate in Washington reads: Gentlemen, I regret to tell you that the foreign.. (German) sewing machines are completely equivalent to ours, if not even partially superior. For every German, for every housewife, every seamstress, every master tailor, for every other tradesman and industry that needs sewing machines, but especially for every German school and every German authority. There is only one principle. German, with only German sewing machines! Toni Eggler, Wolfratshausen, mechanical workshop. Reich Association of German Mechanics e. THIS IS ONE OF THE ORIGINAL, LIGHTLY HANDLED BROADSIDES THAT WERE HANDED OUT IN GERMANY LEADING UP TO THE GERMAN 1925 ELECTIONS OF PAUL von HINDENBURG. PRINTED IN GERMANY 1925. BLACK INK ONE SIDE. LIGHT WEIGHT GROUND WOOD NEWSPRINT PAPER. DIMENSIONS: 9″ x 12 5/8″. CONDITION IS EXTREMELY FINE SOME VERY MINOR YELLOWING OF THE PAPER AND. THIS IS NOT A REPRODUCTION OR A COPY.
PRE-WW2 GERMAN NUREMBERG 1936 RALLY CATHEDRAL of LIGHT – PHOTO POSTCARD RPPC. AT THE LUITPOLD ARENA NUREMBERG GERMANY DURING THE MAIN EVENING CALLED. CATHEDRAL OF LIGHT IN 1936. PHOTOGRAPHER’S LOGO ON THE REVERSE. THIS MASSIVE RALLY AT THE. LUITPOLD ARENA IN NURMBERG GERMANY WAS HELD SEPTEMBER 8-14,1936. The single most dramatic moment of the NS rallies. Was not a military parade or a political speech but the Cathedral of Light… SHARP FOCUS AND VERY GOOD CONTRAST. THIS IS NOT A REPRODUCTION OR A COPY.
Old pre-WW2 Regular Army. This design was only used May-September 1928! Not hallmarked; screwback fastener. Genuine, not a restrike.
Turnout in the election was officially 99.6% with 99.1% voting’yes’ in Germany and Austria. PRINTED IN GERMANY CIRCA APRIL 1938. In a gigantic advance the standard of living of the German people improved.
ORIGINAL – PRE-WW2 FINAL GERMAN PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS of 1938 BROADSIDE. ORIGINAL and IMPORTANT HISTORIC POLITICAL PRE-WW2 FINAL GERMAN PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS of 1938 BROADSIDE. Parliamentary elections were held in Germany (including recently annexed Austria) on 10 April 1938. They were the final elections to the Reichstag during Fascist political rule and took the form of a single-question referendum asking whether voters approved of a single list of Fascist and pro – Fascist guest candidates for the 814-member Reichstag as well as the recent annexation of Austria. Turnout in the election was officially 99.6% with 99.1% voting’yes’. ONE OF THE ORIGINAL LIGHTLY USED BROADSIDES THAT WERE HANDED OUT IN GERMANY LEADING UP TO THE GERMAN PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS of 1938. THE TEXT OF THE BROADSIDE HIGHLIGHTS SOME POINTS THE WW2 GERMAN LEADER HAD DONE FOR THE CITIZENS. FRONT PAGE STARTS WITH. THE FUHRER GAVE BREAD TO THE ELDERS. BACK PAGE ENDS WITH. WE THANK OUR FUHRER! ALL OF GERMANY HAPPILY GOES TO HIM. WE ALL VOTE YES! PRINTED IN GERMANY CIRCA APRIL 1938. BLACK INK TWO SIDES. LIGHT WEIGHT GROUND WOOD NEWSPRINT PAPER. DIMENSIONS: 8 7/8″ x 12 3/16″.
Straight from the estate of a well-known military antique collector which includes over 30 helmets and pickelhaubes from pre-WW1 and WW2 era that will be listed on my page in the near future (pictures available upon request). Anything mentioned herein is simply my uneducated opinion. The condition of this helmet is excellent, showing no signs of trauma or damage. The exterior leather is in great shape with no signs of crazing and minimal wear. The fur is still mostly intact but looks like some of it has fallen out over time which is to be expected from an item this age. The cloth liner shows light wear and some of the stitches have loosened, but it’s still in great condition. The leather chin strap shows some cracking from age but is still solid and fully intact. This particular helmet has quite the history behind it as it belonged to Royal Air Force Bristol fighter pilot squadron leader Alan Thomas Kingston Shipwright. A veteran of the Great War who was shot down behind enemy lines east of Ypres in August 1917, whilst serving with 19 squadron. Taken POW, Shipwright was a persistent escaper and one of the’Holzminden Tunnellers’ – taking part in the largest and most celebrated POW escape of the Great War, July 24/25 1918. His full history can be found by clicking on the following link. This does not appear to be a reproduction but its authenticity cannot be guaranteed. Stand seen in pictures not included.
Old pre-WW2 Regular Army. Not hallmarked; screwback fastener. It looks like the screw post was reglued; but this DI is quite rare in any condition. Genuine, not a restrike. I will accept a return within 7 days from receipt if there is an error in the description which significantly affects the value. This is in conformance with U.
Old pre-WW2 Regular Army. Not hallmarked; screwback fastener, the tiny pointy bit is missing from the bottom of the back of the badge Genuine, not a restrike. I will accept a return within 7 days from receipt if there is an error in the description which significantly affects the value. This is in conformance with U.
ORIGINAL – PRE-WW2 GERMAN HERMANN ESSER 1928 (JAILED in BEER HALL PUTSCH) POSTCARD RPPC. EARLY PRE-WW2 GERMAN HERMANN ESSER b. 1981 PHOTO POSTCARD RPPC. 19810 was an early member of the National Socialist’s Party in Germany. A journalist, Esser was the editor of the National Socialist newspaper, Völkischer Beobachter, a Propaganda Leader, and a Vice President of the Reichstag. In the early days of the National Socialist’s Party, he was a de facto deputy of Adolf Hitler. At the time of the Beer Hall Putsch on 8-9 November 1923, Esser gave a speech but he told the Leader of the Putsch A. That he was ill and did not actually attend the March. HAND OPAQUED IN THE LOWER RIGHT CORNER OF THE NEGATIVE. CONDITION IS EXTREMELY FINE FOR ITS 95. VERY SHARP FOCUS WITH VERY GOOD CONTRAST. THIS IS NOT A REPRODUCTION OR A COPY.