Lotta-Svärd 卐 badges (4 different kinds with pins and 1 pendant)

[collectthewholeseries]

Bottom left: Lotta-Svärd membership badge
Top left: supporter badge
Top right: 10-year-service badge
Top middle: 20-year-service badge
Bottom right: Jul-Lottan ('The Yule Lotta') pendant, a prize in a competition

[Finngaill]

Nice badges

[NSDAP Sammler]

They look really cool indeed.

[collectthewholeseries]

[Verikauha]

X:P
= Tenth Award (P= Palkinto in Finnish)

N.S. Sk
= N.S. Civilguard
No idea what city or municipality N.S. even refers to. But I know S is swedish "Södra", meaning Western-district of N.. something. Needs our native "coastal swede" to get answer for this.

5: Kamp.
= Viisi Kamppailu, or more familiar "Modern pentathlon", but for women. Nowadays it's called "ViisOttelu" in Finnish.

and date 16.8.1925

[Aldo]

Here is a nice picture of a Finnish girl wearing a Lotta-Svärd badge



Courtesy of MigMig

[Verikauha]

And the Lotta-Swärd girl has Waffen-SS sidecap.

Must have been related to Finnish SS volunteers, likely photo taken in Finland, they didn't follow volunteers to Germany. Althought Finnish female nurses did follow them.

[collectthewholeseries]

I speak Swedish among many other languages, but I don't know what the abbreviation stands for either. It could be Skyddskår. People had different styles and standards for abbreviations back then.

[Lepo]

N.S SK might refer to Nylands Södra Skyddskårsdistrikt (Uudenmaan Eteläinen Suojeluskuntapiiri) that was Finnish Swedish language based civil guard.