Was able to finally complete a set of rally badges. These badges are so cool looking.
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Very nice! All you need now is the 1929 which IMO is the best one.

nice starter set,, Robert

erich do you have a photo of the 1929 and any idea of cost / rarety? cheers

Here you go Woody. Price is in the 200.00 range.

Woody, the 29 RPT badge was the only one of the bunch elevated to an official honor award of the NSDAP.

Erich that is a nice badge...I'll have to keep an eye out for that one.
Thanks for showing it.
Stan

Stan-
Nice collection.
In your opinion which one was the toughest to locate?

so is there a 30,31, and 32 badge?, i have the 33 and onwards so now will have to keep looking for the 29 as well.

I just got the badges and postacards framed. Thought I'd show it off.
Stan

Fantastic, the post cards really add the the badge grouping. Congrats!

Indeed they DO!!.....A wonderful display!

Bob.

Great collection and a very nice way to display it.

I'm going for a complete set myself, but so far I've got only the `38 badge and `35, `38 and `39 cards.

But I'll get there some day.

That's a museum quality grouping/display IMO.Great, thanks for sharing.

Great display, now add the 1927.

Ron, the 27 or the 29????

The first National Party Day was in 1927. I have tried for years to find one of these tinnies to no avail. I have seen a couple and a few reproductions, but have not been able to buy an original. I have the rest of the set from veterans, to include a Hoffstetter 29, but no 27.
Ron Weinand
PS: The original 1936 was a golden color. Hard to find with much finish left,but you can find one unfaded if you look hard.
The 38 came in a couple of different colors, but I liked the Copper one best and that's what I have kept in my set.

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Here is my 'Official' 1927 "Nurnberg" Reichs Party Day tinnie.

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Here is an official/unofficial 1933 badge that may have been issued during the 1933 RPT. This badge came along with my Adolf Wagner (Gau Leiter Munich) Gold Party Badge directly from the Wagner family.

It is a high quality badge in 900 fine silver and as marked on the reverse.

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, yeah!! nice work John!

Good topic,,some really nice examples shown!

John, isn't your 1927 pin missing the rosette?

Here is a photo and short description of the 1927 RPT with the cloth rosette that Ron so diligently and politely inquired about.

Now we know about the elusive 1927 Reichs Party Day badge and the ensuing and more common years of 1929, 1933, 1934, 1935, 1936, 1937 and 1938 but was that the end?

What about 1941?

(photo courtesy "Militaria" magazine approx. 1965)