Tag der Arbeit Medal – 1934

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This is an authentic โ€œTag der Arbeitโ€ (Day of Labour) badge, issued in 1934 by the Deutsche Arbeitsfront (DAF) to commemorate the first official Labour Day celebration under the Third Reich. The badge is made from brass-colored metal, giving it a distinct early-period appearance. The design depicts a worker with a hammer, a farmer with a sickle, and a soldier with a sword โ€” symbolizing the unity of labour, agriculture, and military under National Socialism. Above them is the eagle and swastika, with the inscription โ€œTag der Arbeit 1934โ€ below.

This 1934 example represents the very first year these badges were issued, making it a particularly desirable and historically important piece. The details remain well preserved, showing crisp relief and a warm brass tone that enhances its period character.

Product information:

  • 100% authentic โ€œTag der Arbeitโ€ badge

  • Year: 1934 (first DAF-issued Labour Day badge)

  • Material: Brass-colored metal (early production)

  • Features DAF design with worker, farmer, and soldier motif

  • Displays eagle and swastika emblem

  • Well-preserved with clear details

 

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Weight 0,05 kg

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