Germany, Third Reich. A Lot of Membership Stickpins

A RAD Member’s Commemorative stickpin constructed of silvered non-magnetic metal and enamels, the obverse bears the RAD emblem of a black enamel upright, pointed, spade-headed shovel with a central mobile swastika and dual sheaves of wheat protruding from the left and right sides, on a white enamel background encompassed by a red enamel border, the reverse is marked “BSW”, measuring 16.22 mm (w) x 53.90 mm (h); A First War Period Silver Grade Wound Badge Miniature Stickpin, measuring 13.42 mm (w) x 56.60 mm (h); A DLRG (German Life Saving Association) Stickpin, an ovular pin constructed of iron, the obverse bears a left facing eagle with outstretched wings, with “DRLG” to the left, some oak leaves below and above inscribed with “LEISTUNGSSCHEIN”, the reverse is plain and attached to a vertical, fluted stickpin, measuring 20.22 mm (w) x 56.20 mm (h); An Allgemeiner Deutscher Automobil-Club (ADAC) Stickpin, silvered non-magnetic metal, a central black enamel eagle with outstretched wings, with a red enamel shield with “MSC” in the centre, ADAC is around the eagle and circumscribed with “BRAKE b. BLED” at the bottom and six oak leaves at the top, the reverse is plain and attached to a vertical, fluted stickpin, measuring 15.35 mm (w) 55.53 mm (h), all very fine.