3rd Reich Kreistag der NSDAP Köln 1935

In a very good condition a NSDAP party rally day in Köln 1935 Frontside: A duroplastic made badge. Three oakleaves with in the middle a Swastika inside a circle. Underneath on a ribbon Kreistag der N.S.D.A.P. Köln 1935 Backside: Safety pin. Maker marked by the company Pollopas from Troisdorf. Most likely the desigin comes from Ludwig König Pollopas (which was a trade name) was manufactured by Dynamit Nobel AG (DAG) in Troisdorf from 1929 and processed industrially by DAG and other pressing plants from 1931. Pollopas was used in the manufacture of various household items (cups, plates, egg cups, cruets, cutlery, cans, bowls, trays); Unsuccessful experiments were also carried out in the 1920s with its suitability for contact lenses. The Pollopas products sold by DAG itself are considered to be extremely future-oriented in terms of their color and shape. The ceramist and designer Ludwig König designed most of the DAG's Pollopas household goods. With the beginning of the Second World War in 1939, the civilian production of pollopas was stopped; this was only allowed to be used for armaments; the factory in Troisdorf switched to the production of self-sealing aircraft tanks and propellers made of resin-soaked hardwood.