Germany, Sa. A 1934 “Civilian And Military (Sa & Ss) Ski Championship” Badge, By C. Poellath United Republic of accompanies the badge

accompanies the badge

but typical badge by maker “H

3) A medal ribbon bar featuring two ribbons

Footnote: This set of insignia belonged to Ferdinand I

Hindenburg and his deputy Erich Ludendorff formed a de facto military dictatorship that dominated German policymaking for the rest of the war

Germany, Sa. A 1934 “Civilian And Military (Sa & Ss) Ski Championship” Badge, By C. Poellath United Republic of accompanies the badgeA very fine quality Deutsches und Heeres Skimeisterschaften Berchtesgaden SA & SS Skimeisterschaften badge (7 12. February. 1934); in fine quality silver washed die struck bronze with very fine black, white, red, blue, and flesh toned coloured intact enamels. On the obverse is a ski jumping figure in a blue sports uniform, superimposed on black skies, with a white and red enamel national swastika flag, a tri colour flag, and a German Ski Association