This is a small (about 5.5 inches square) HJ / DJ target for an airgun. There is a printed notation on the lower left side of the target that says it can be manufactured only with the permission of the Reichsjugendführung (HJ leadership office). This target also bears the stamp of the HJ unit Bann 28 in Koblenz.

This is a film strip designed for the education and indoctrination of the HJ. It is titled "Gesundes Leben" = "Healthy Life." I believe the film strip is complete and in generally nice condition. However it looks as though it was damaged at one point, because there is a repair about 1/3 of the way through. There is also the number 3 written in ink on the the top of the container.

This is a film strip designed for the education and indoctrination of the HJ. It is titled "Böhmen-Mähren" and subtitled the Heartland of the Reich. The film strip is complete and in nice condition.

This is an HJ plan for building a model airplane. It folds and fits inside the cover show which is about 6.25 inches wide by 9 inches high. Stamped lightly on the cover and on the plan inside is "F. Hellmann" which is probably the name of the store where the plan was sold. The inside plan which was at one time glued to the cover but has now come lose unfolds to a set of model drawings which is about 30 inches square. These plans appear to have been used and show wear. There are some pencil markings.

This is a set of design drawings for the Heavy Cruiser Prinz Eugen as well as the sister ships Admiral Hipper and Blücher. The designs were approved by the Kriegsmarine office of ship model building. The set is not in perfection condition. There is a taped repair of an approximately 3 inch long tear across the front of the cover. The designs themselves (which appear to be complete) are on two sheets that fold out to sheets about 30 inches by 24 inches each. This is likely a set of drawings used by HJ members to build model ships. The HJ certainly built many model ships.

This is a large size photo of an HJ camp. This is an original photo printed on heavy photographic paper. Photo and printing probably took place before 1938. The size is about 7 by 9.5 inches. Only marking on back is very light "Agfa-Brovira." This photo has pin holes in the corners, but otherwise it is in pretty good shape.

Photo, Large Size, HJ Members Sitting on Rock. This is a large size photo of an HJ camp. This is an original photo printed on heavy photographic paper. Photo and printing probably took place before 1938. The size is about 7 by 9.5 inches. Only marking on back is very light "Agfa-Brovira." This photo has one or two pin holes in the corners, and the bottom edge is rough. Perhaps the photo was trimmed. Otherwise it is in pretty good shape.

This is a large size photo of an HJ team all wearing the number 190. This is probably the HJ Bann number. They are dressed in HJ uniforms and standing in front of tents with HJ flags. This is an original photo printed on heavy photographic paper. Photo and printing probably took place before 1938. The size is about 7 by 9.5 inches. Only marking on back is very light "Agfa-Brovira." This photo two pin holes in the corners, but otherwise it is in pretty good shape.

This is a shoe advertisement and schedule decorated with HJ, DJ and BDM members. Open it is about 5.75 by 8.25 inches.