Burn that sh1t now!

 

Thats very interesting. I would keep it very safe.

 

ehhh why?

It doesnmean anything to me and until I find out it's origin I have no value on it. Once I do find out it's origin it may be worth money in my pocket to a collector.

As far as I know it has no significance to my family in regards to the Nazi element as my grandfather was too young for WWI and too old for WWII. His father as far as I know was born and raised in the states but I am not sure and even then it would have been before turn of the century far before Nazi Germany.

 

Jewish?

 

no foo I am cacazn. I probably have more of the skinhead in me then you

 

I bet you if you put it on ebay you can get top dollar from some midwest peeps lol

 

hey leave the guy alone.. that's an amazing find.

my guess is one of 2 things......

1. it was an old chinese thing. possibly some sort of gift to your great great grandparents pre-WWII, back when it had it's actual meaning
(peace and prosperous life)

2. You had some family that were supporting germany in WWII, and that was somewhat of a family heirlume created in honor of a german soldier or something of that sort.

that's pretty cool that you came across that... hopefully it's worth a lot of $$

 

I'll give you $4.32, a pack of half eaten Wrigley's gum, and some pocket lint.

 

I think its a German. Hitler reversed it when he stole it. Hindu and Buddhist ppl use this symbol on a lot of things but the symbol goes in the other direction.

 

oh now that i really come to think about it, i remember that we used to have some old drapes and such that had swastika patterns sewn in, with specifi colors giving it more of an "asian" feel.

hells if i know where those went.