This is the standard Hitler Youth fringed banner used on the long fanfare trumpet. I have been looking for a reasonably priced one of these for years now and got this from a guy in Belgium.
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Hitler Youth 3.5’x5.5′ Flag
Posted in For Sale with tags Germany (Third Reich), Hitler Youth, WW2 on April 17, 2013 by The DudeHitler Youth Fanfare Trumpet
Posted in Fakes & Replicas, Musical Instruments with tags Germany (Third Reich), Hitler Youth, WW2 on April 17, 2013 by The DudeIf you watch films of Nazi Party rallies (really, who does that?) then you have seen a ton of these. I hooked this one from a guy in Poland. The trumpet is, like most musical instruments, difficult to date. However the way it is made is consistent with “1930’s and 40’s German style” manufacture. Most of these trumpets are either unadorned or they have the HJ flying eagle embossed or pressed into them. In this example, the badge is silver soldered I think and is very similar to the Gauseiger sports badges. The question is why is a Gauseiger eagle adorning a fanfare trumpet? The badge appears to be of a similar age to the trumpet so I don’t think you can just shriek fake. The mouthpiece is by Amati, which is a Czech manufacturer and is definitely post-war as this combine did not start until 1945. So I’d say probably a pimped up post war trumpet but who the frak knows. I got it at basement cost purely to hang a banner from so it doesn’t matter to me.
Hitler Youth Flak Helpers Cap
Posted in For Sale with tags Caps, Germany (Third Reich), Hitler Youth, WW2 on April 16, 2013 by The DudeHitler Youth Knife
Posted in Daggers with tags Germany (Third Reich), Hitler Youth, Utility Knives, WW2 on November 28, 2010 by The DudeHere is a Hitler Youth knife that I obtained from Colorado. It’s in absolutely mint condition. In fact if it wasn’t for the RZM tag still attached to the belt loop I would have said it was too good to be true. As it is this is about as good as it gets except if perhaps there is a mottoed blade out there somewhere.
Both the blade and the tag on the sheath are RZM marked M7/13 indicating the knife was made by Arthur Schüttelhoffer & Company from Solingen-Wald.