Example 1: DDAC
A large high quality DDAC (Der Deutsche Automobile Club) plaque struck in heavy bronze and attached to a wooden oak backing with a dedication plate & a small DDAC event prize plaque.
Example 2: German Association
A very rare original WWII German Association Eagle Wall Plaque that represents the Deutsches Handwerkzeichen RDHdw (the German Handicrafts Association). The Association was created around 1934 and represented independent artisans and makers, in order to protect their brands. As with all associations it fell under the National Socialist control, but surprisingly, does not support the ubiquitous swastika. The symbol of the association is the Hammer with the oakleaf and acorn. It’s only concession to the Nazi regime is the inclusion of the Eagle. The plaque is die stamped out of an aluminium alloy and is finished in a bronze anodised surface. The eagle plaque has 4 small holes for screwing it to a flat surface.
Example 3: 1930’s Award
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