I have only seen stamps on cloth as well. Typically you will see them on armbands.
I have only seen stamps on cloth as well. Typically you will see them on armbands.
That's what I thought. The sling's condition was the first red flag, it's too nice and new to have been from the pre-war or wartime era, to say nothing of the stamp.
Thank you,
Pat
Armbinde
Another question, but more general regarding the TeNo:
Did this organization have armed units for facility security, or was that duty assumed by other groups? It would seem that a large part of what they dealt with were sensitive sites providing necessary services/power for the conduct of the war, so keeping these safe from resistance types and saboteurs would seem like an obvious concern. Was that the case?
Thank you,
Pat
These items are for sale at the Greenslade Taylor Hunt auction 180817. I have no connection with the auction. I think the items are well photographed and provide reference for the future either for or against. I shall try and post an item at a time with the description or part thereof as given.
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technische nothilfe (teno) - an extremely rare teno officer's brown leather service dagger hanger (2)
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