SA and other items

[Teutonicknights]

Ok, here are some more...
SA armband with RZM tag inside,
The rest? The little patch was inside the bag next to it I believe it might be Deutsche Polizei?







Thanks TK

[debbi082009]

Hi TK. Could i see the RZM-Tag?

[Teutonicknights]

Sure.....standby....

TK

[BOB COLEMAN]

Left to right. The first patch I do not recall as to what it is. Insignia for a police field cap, insignia for a DAF festival visor cap, RAD collar tab variant, unknown I can not make it out, HJ/BDM district triangle, SA Wehrmannschaft armband, SA sports shirt insignia from Gruppe Westfallen.

[HPL2008]

The circular patch in the left upper corner with the lightning bolt bundles is a Tätigkeitsabzeichen [trade badge] of the Luftwaffe [Air Force].
This one specifically was for Luftnachrichtenpersonal mit Funkprüfung B. [Air Signals Personnel with Wireless Operators' Qualification Test "B"-Level] (Signals NCOs had an additional outer cord piping.)

The collar patch in the right upper corner is actually not from the RAD, but from the Heer [Army].
It's from the 1940 series for Beamte auf Kriegsdauer [Officials for the duration of the war]; this pattern was for officials of the höherer Dienst [high-grade career group].
See here for other examples:
https://www.warrelics.eu/forum/non-c...ar-tabs-29264/
Axis History Forum • Information

[Teutonicknights]

Thanks folks for the information!

Here are the other photos of the RZM tag, and the Hitler Pin....





Thanks TK

[debbi082009]

Thanks TK for the pictures.
I got some information about RZM-Tags. They called it "Erkennungsmarke". And the tags came in nine different collours, according the item they are used for.
Blue, black, purple, yellow, brown, wine red, pink, green, orange.

SA Armband cotton made = blue Tag
SA Armband flannel made = purple Tag

RZM-Tags started from 1. September 1934.

[Teutonicknights]

Thanks for the info. Anyone know what the Hitler pin is?


TK

[HPL2008]

Anyone know what the Hitler pin is?

The text on the obverse translates as:

"HITLER'S THANKS
WINTER RELIEF
1933 1934
GAU WESTFALIA NORTH"

It's a donation badge for the 1933/1934 collection drive of the Winter Relief charity (see: Winterhilfswerk - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia ) in the Gau Westfalia North. The manufacturer's seat Lüdenscheid is also in Northrhine-Westfalia.

See here for another example of this badge: https://www.warrelics.eu/forum/non-c...-tinnie-16600/

[Walkwolf]

HLP has nailed the badge. Interesting group of items............!