Looks like a regular shoulder board 'pip' to me. . Dont quote me though. I found some small glass pips that are apparently for shoulder boards too, though. I'm sure you can get some to give someone he to give definite info on it.
Thanks a lot for the info friend. It puts me in some direction at least
Regards, Lars
No problem!Also, I dont think theres a way to tell SS from WH when it comes to pips. Although the SS did have nearly EVERYTHING marked "ss".. including bullets, but Im sure you know this!~
Yes the SS was a little strict on this . We will get it cleaned up and see if there is some stamps there. I doubt it though.
Regards, Lars
Looks like a standard 'pip' to me also,I have one just the same.
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Thank you zwerge. Why do you all call it a pip? I'm not really into these items as you might have noticed
Regards, Lars
I agree, metal rank pips for use on German military shoulder boards and collar tabs for rank designation. WW2 pips I believe have split pin attachments that originated from the center rear of the pips, with post war having 2 prongs in opposite corners
Thank you mate. This one is definitely from WW2
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