Item: G46192

Germany, Third Reich. A Lot of Stickpins

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Germany, Third Reich. A Lot of Stickpins

A DRL Member’s Stickpin, constructed of iron, a national eagle with a central mobile swastika, the reverse is marked “DRL GES GESCH WK”, attached to a vertical, fluted stickpin, measuring 15.68 mm (w) x 67.88 mm (h); A 1938 Winter Relief of the German People & German Shooting Association Fundraiser Stickpin, a national eagle with a central mobile swastika on a target superimposed over two crossed rifles and oak leaves, over “WHW” and a shield with “1938” cirumscribed with “DEUTSCHER SCHÜTZEN VERBAND”, unmarked with a vertical fluted pinback, measuring 18.58 mm (w) x 58.08 mm (h); A Veteran’s 10 Year Stickpin, constructed of nonmagnetic metal, the obverse bears a national eagle encompassed by a a laurel wreath, encompassed by a larger oak leaf wreath with the number “10” at the bottom, unmarked and attached to a vertical, fluted stickpin, measuring 225.25 mm (w) x 68.63 mm (h), all fine.