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World War Two79 of 1552Lucille M. Bell's Aquamarine and Diamond ring, wife of Lawrence Dale "Larry" Bell, Founder of The Bell Aircraft CompanyA lot of "Feldpost" letters, pictures an documents of a SS member.
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    Posted 5 years ago

    Jojo1952
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    Can anyone tell me what the blue and gold diamond pin is? We have been able to figure out most the other but that one we can’t find anything on.

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    1. Rooster123 Rooster123, 5 years ago
      Are those letters on the badge R,D & S?
    2. Jojo1952, 5 years ago
      We can’t tell someone said S others have said F
    3. Rooster123 Rooster123, 5 years ago
      I've shown this to a work colleague who says the pips are British officer pips along with German badges. He's checked both British and German badges but none have come up.
      Are these on a holster?
    4. Chrisnp Chrisnp, 5 years ago
      I can at least tell you the clues I see. The letters are in an old German lettering system called Fraktur. You can google Fractur alphabet charts and compare each letter to determine what they are. To me it looks like RDF and if I'm right that would stand for Reichsbund Deutsche Familie. It was a Nazi organization that promoted having large families, provided the parents were of pure Aryan stock. Having said all that, I could not find a match for your pin. Also, the pips look German to me.

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