601 - Lot of seven enamel signs, street sign "Gadenstedter Weg", dentist's sign, Reichsbund

Lot of seven enamel signs, street sign "Gadenstedter Weg", dentist's sign, Reichsbund Metal, enamelled. Lot of seven enamel signs: 1) Street sign, dark blue ground with white lettering "Gadenstedter Weg" and white border line, two drill holes, 15x85 cm (HxW). 2) Surgery sign, white with embossed surrounding frame and black lettering "Werner Kelp" and "Zahnarzt", four drill holes, 19.5x39.5 cm (HxW). 3) Association sign, white with round logo "REICHSBUND" with red flames and the inscription "Reichsbund", "der Kriegs- und Zivilbeschädigten,", "Sozialrentner und Hinterbliebenen" and "Ortsgruppe Stedum", inscribed "Emaillierwerk Hannover, Mellendorf" lower right, four drill holes, 20x30 cm (HxW). 4) House number sign, white with black numeral "33" and black border, two lateral mounting eyelets, 5x8.5 cm (HxW). 5) Number sign, white with red sequence of numerals "13451", one drill hole, 4x4 cm (HxW). 6) Insurance sign in the shape of a coat of arms, yellow ground, at the top black field with yellow Fraktur lettering "Versichert", below black Fraktur lettering "Deutscher" and "Bauerndienst", in the centre coat of arms with the letters "D", "B" and "D", crossed sceptres and horseshoe, inscribed "UNION-WERKE A.G." and "RADEBEUL-DRESDEN" on the edge, three drill holes, 19.5x12.5 cm (HxW). 7) Street sign, white with black lettering "Seelze" and "Distelwinkel", four drill holes, 15x35 cm (HxW). Condition commensurate with age, chips to the edges, signs of corrosion. The Reichsbund was founded in Berlin on 23 May 1917 as an association of veterans and war victims of the First World War in order to enforce their pension claims and those of their surviving dependants; after its self-dissolution in 1933 and re-foundation in 1946, it bore the association name given on the sign from 1949 to 1974 and has continued since 1999 as the Sozialverband Deutschland (SoVD). Deutscher Bauerndienst was the name of the Raiffeisen insurance companies from 1934 to 1948, which were incorporated into the Reichsnährstand in 1934; thereafter they were called Raiffeisendienst Versicherungsgesellschaften, from which today's R+V Versicherung emerged.