W.H.W. or Christmas Tree Ornaments?

[Hal]

Guys, here are a few W.H.W. items, some are obvious, others like the triangles and the tin A.H. pins I'm not sure about. Thought you'd like to see. Best, Hal

[Troy Tempest]

Hi Hal, photo one is WHW-Gau 18 Moselland, and this collection was called Berufe (occupations). These were distributed throughout January 1942. Tieste numbers T026-031. I'd also be interested in your doubles

[Troy Tempest]

Photo two, the two smaller items are Ein Volk, Reich, Führer (T00-02a). The larger one is a WHW-Gau donation badge, I'll have to get back to you on that.

[Troy Tempest]

Photo six, L-R 4WHW-1RSS Grenzlandwappen (Borderland coats of Arms), T043, T049 and T046. Bottom row, 5WHW-4RSS Uniform und Geschichte (uniform and history), 12 badges distributed on 5/6.2.38 by the SA, SS and the NSKK. Your badge is number 4, Musketier (T109). Next is 6WHW-2RSS Trachten der Ostmark (National costumes of the East). There were 20 silk badges distributed on the 5/6.11.38 by the SA, SS and other formations. Yours is number 15, Steiemark Frau (T155).

[Troy Tempest]

And last but by no means least, the Führer profile is a WHW-Gau 37 Wesser-Ems donation badge (T004), distributed in January 1936.