Recently acquired this enameled type, basic NSDAP party member badge.    Bought from VDG militaria. I believe it's an early RZM Marked badge. It's marked with an RZM stamp and number "42". As I understand the rzm code m1/42 would indicate it was made by the company Kerbach & Israel, of Dresden,( a company that would later change it's name to remove the "Israel" part for obvious reasons)    However this badge only has a "42", no "M/1" like I've seen on other badges. This makes me wonder if it was made just after the RZM system was set up in 1934, though I've read it took about 2 years before it was in full effect so everything wasn't completely standardized yet.Did the M/# prefix come later?    The badge came with its pin coated in old dried glue and ripped paper. As if the bagde was removed from a scrapbook album or something. I removed the old glue with a hobby knife. The last picture is another enameled badge with the M1/ prefix and 42 code. Typical of most party badges I've seen.

I've read that it took until 1936 to get the RZM system up to full operation. So I Imagine this was in that timeframe

It is relatively small fair but there was a lovely guy named Steve and he saw that I was interested and gave me a gift then we went back and bought a cigarette case witch I have posted on favorate itmen in your collection your collection the fair is on the second Sunday of every summer mounth

Not really sure what I have. I've done a little research already but I don't know much about eastern block stuff so I would appreciate any information anyone can give me. There is also this sleeve thing that I'm not sure if it is military or not.   

Hahaaahaaha   Though kinda scary, like if got stuck in it or worse, slid deeper into barrel    This is captioned as the muzzle of the Paris Gun

Thanks sounds like it’s a reproduction then! I’ll try to take it apart to put it to rest. 

So it’s definitely not Seaforths, could be a Canadian Regiment The Stormont,Dundas and Glengarry Highlanders. A sample of there tartan 

Thankyou Rakkasan, ill check it out 👍

This is a Seaforth helmet and best picture I have of mine on the right. regards Laurence

Interesting one here, Fallschirmjaeger trooper, German medals and ribbon bar with an ARCOM and GC. Prior US service then moved to Germany?    Netherlands, with Joint Service Commendation Medal

If your talking about the spot under the eagle symbol, that's actually just a sticker smudge from when I was assembling the display case.   The helmet itself is a WZ67 with older style liner. Hopefully sometime soon I'll be able to show my closet where I store the majority of my collection, however it isn't in a currently presentable state and I havet had the time to fix up it up. 

Thanks— just beginning. Not much information that I can find. Lots to learn