Germany, Third Reich. A Lot of Four Military and Paramilitary Stick Pins

(Anstecknadeln). A lot of four military and paramilitary stick pins, consisting of:

1. A Fast Attack Craft War (E-Boat) Badge miniature stick pin, constructed silvered and gilded zink, the obverse consisting of an oval oak leaf wreath, joined together at the bottom by ribbon, topped by a Kriegsmarine eagle clutching a mobile swastika, surrounding a central depiction of an E-boat cutting through waves in high relief, the reverse with a long vertical knurled needle pin, unmarked, measuring 12.1 mm (w) x 15.7 mm (l), the silvering and gild completely worn off, in otherwise fine condition.

2. A National Association of Veterans (Deutscher Reichskriegerbund) Membership stick pin, constructed of gilded bronze and black, white, and red enamels, the obverse with a black enameled Kyfäuser monument in black and white enamels, with a black enameled mobile swastika within a bed of white enamles and surrounded by a red enameled shield, the reverse with a long vertical knurled needle pin, marked “2” for manufacture by C.E. Juncker of Berlin and “Gesetzlich Geschützt”, measuring 13.6 mm (w) x 17.2 mm (l), in very fine condition. 

3. A National Association of Veterans (Deutscher Reichskriegerbund) 25-Year Membership stick pin, constructed of silvered and gilded bronze, and black, white, and red enamels, the obverse with a black enameled Kyfäuser monument in black and white enamels, with a black enameled mobile swastika within a bed of white enamles and surrounded by a red enameled shield, all within an oval laurel wreath with the enameled number “25” on the top, the reverse with a long vertical knurled needle pin, marked “Gesetzlich Geschützt”, measuring 23.8 mm (w) x 31.1 mm (l), in very fine condition. 

4. A badge of the DRL and NSRL in Bronze, constructed of bronze-finished magnetic metal with black enamels, the obverse consisting of an eagle with open wings with a mobile black enameled swastika on its chest, with a partial laurel wreath at the base inscribed “1944”, the reverse with a long vertical knurled needle pin, unmarked, measuring 21.6 mm (w) x 21.0 mm (l), in very fine condition.