Tinnie and Stick Pin Identification needed

[MAP]

Of minor importance (and cost to my wallet) but interested in opinion and feedback on these items.

1) West Wall Tinnie - Has anyone ever seen one like this?
2) EK and Russian Front Stick Pin - Does this look legit? A bit rough for me but took a chance
3) Type III late war NS Frauenschaft Pin. Is this an Ordts level or do they just have oakleaves?

Any and all comments appreciated.

Regards,

Michael

[Eric Zentner]

I have seen the shovel say westwall and westfront.
It could be from WHW or just a donation item not sure.
I will let others comment on the other items.
Eric

[MAP]

I have seen the shovel say westwall and westfront.
It could be from WHW or just a donation item not sure.
I will let others comment on the other items.
Eric

Thanks Eric,

I know there are thousands of tinnies out there. Just haven't see this one. Thanks for the info! Assumed it was a donation type item given its construction. I really liked the shape and style.

Regards,

Michael

[harryamb2]

all look good to me.

[HPL2008]

3) Type III late war NS Frauenschaft Pin. Is this an Ordts level or do they just have oakleaves?

The color surround around the triangular field identified the level of appointment: Blue for Ort-, white for Kreis-, red for Gau- and yellow for Reich- level. This one is blue for Ort level.

The rank-/duty position level was identified by the design in the triangular field and the outer border around it. An oak leaves border was only for the person holding the higest-level rank/duty position on each appointment level (i.e. the Ortsfrauenschaftsleiterin, Kreisfrauenschaftsleiterin, Gaufrauenschaftsleiterin and Reichsfrauenschaftsleiterin, respectively). A simple silver outer border - as seen here - was for personnel of the Engerer Stab [inner staff].

I cannot comment on authenticity, though.

[MAP]

The color surround around the triangular field identified the level of appointment: Blue for Ort-, white for Kreis-, red for Gau- and yellow for Reich- level. This one is blue for Ort level.

The rank-/duty position level was identified by the design in the triangular field and the outer border around it. An oak leaves border was only for the person holding the higest-level rank/duty position on each appointment level (i.e. the Ortsfrauenschaftsleiterin, Kreisfrauenschaftsleiterin, Gaufrauenschaftsleiterin and Reichsfrauenschaftsleiterin, respectively). A simple silver outer border - as seen here - was for personnel of the Engerer Stab [inner staff].

I cannot comment on authenticity, though.

Excellent. Thanks for the information. My mother will be happy as I learned something (actually a lot) today

Michael