Wartime or post war?

[Bonecollector]

Three buttons in aluminum with 10 obverse. Made by T&G , one brass and steel marked EXTRA FEIN and one in zinc maker marked GG.

[alex gross]

Original TR period buttons.
The large one is not military piece. Maybe Reichsbahn.
Aluminium button "10": 10. batallion in a regiment or division.

[Bonecollector]

Original TR period buttons.
The large one is not military piece. Maybe Reichsbahn.
Aluminium button "10": 10. batallion in a regiment or division.

Many thanks Alex appreciate your help with these. Had these a long time and always wandered.

[TWS]

Original TR period buttons.
The large one is not military piece. Maybe Reichsbahn.
Aluminium button "10": 10. batallion in a regiment or division.

Actually the Kompanie number. Battalions in the Wehrmacht were denoted with roman numerals.

[Bonecollector]

Actually the Kompanie number. Battalions in the Wehrmacht were denoted with roman numerals.

Many thanks Todd for the extra information.

[alex gross]

Yes, you are right Todd. Having mixed up.

[Bonecollector]

Yes, you are right Todd. Having mixed up.

Thanks again. I've read somewhere about the use of Roman and Arabic numbers and forgot myself which numbering was used by company and which by battalion