Hello,

As the forum has been very quiet lately I have decided to post my representative examples of post 1936 police insignia as a reference to those new to the collecting of police relics.

I believe everything shown to be original period produced insignia.

To those that have seen these over the years I apologize. These are the "riker" frames hanging in my "office". I collect types, so there is not a lot of repetition. I can't afford to keep more than one example of each type, save sleeve eagle variations where I prefer to have two to demonstrate that they represent an authentic pattern variation and not a one off oddity.

First a frame containing officer's bullion sleeve eagles and cap eagles as well as two paper stencils used to embroider the sleeve eagles:

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Next a frame showing enlisted Schutzpolizei insignia and eagle types:

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Gendarmerie

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Schutzpolizei d. Gemeinden

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Feuerschutzpolizei

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Feuerwehr

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Wasserschutzpolizei

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Feuerwehr Officers, Verwaltungspolizei, and SchuPo nco M1936 white:

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Werkfeuerwehr and Schutzpolizei qualification patches

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Some machine woven insignia:

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Horse blanket eagle and 3 and 5 fether eagle variations:

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Luftschutzpolizei

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Verkehrspolizei

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Tenopolizei, small and large female eagles, old fighter's chevron and Southern Cross traditions badge:

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Sports eagles

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Service medals

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Gendarmerie officer's insignia , tschako eagle, cartridge box eagle, and justiz officials boards:

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Some police ribbon bars and stick pins along with a set of identification documents:

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A Prussian Landespolizei flag "star":

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Eagle type variations. Each of these types represents a different manufacturer. Unfortunately with access to any period catelogues it is impossible to identify any of the firms involved.

I believe all of these are original patterns used during the TR period.

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