Finnish ss badge and eagle.

[jullemus]

I want to show some rare finnish stuff people rarely get to see here.
Skull badge is SS-Aseveljet ry screwback-badge.The SS-Aseveljet ry was a Finnish organization operating from 1942 to 1944, which served as a brother-in-arms organization for members of the Finnish SS volunteer battalion and, in the final stages, also as an office that took care of their needs.

Eagle is a Siniristi/ blue-cross association pin-badge, very rare, and style is similiar to "nasjonal samling" eagle, except it has finnish flag colors and eagle looks into right.
Siniristi was an openly anti-Semitic and fascist political organization that operated in Finland during the Continuation War between 1942 and 1944, which advocated building the future on the basis of the victory of National Socialist Germany.
The organization was abolished by the Government's decision in the fall of 1944, because Article 21 of the Moscow Peace Treaty required Finland to abolish all organizations of a "fascist nature".
Skull is for sell if someone is interested.

[jullemus]

skull sold.

[Putzi]

And thank you from my side for selling it to me, we don't see them often here in Denmark even though our Nordic countries are very close.

[Finngaill]

Nice set indeed. Thanks for share those with us.

[Brig]

Very interesting badges I'd never seen before. And likely would have mistaken them both for fantasy if I hadn't stumbled on this thread.

Very interesting that the Siniristi eagle looks like they just mirrored the Nasjonal Samling raven, as you mentioned. I'll have to keep my eyes out for these.

Why the '4' and the '3' on the skull badge? For the year 1943?

[Finngaill]

Why the '4' and the '3' on the skull badge? For the year 1943?

It has numbers 41-43. From the small photo it is hard to see numbers on the blue background

[Putzi]

I hope this photo can assist.

[Brig]

Interesting...if the organization was around from 42-44, why is the badge 41-43?

[Finngaill]

Interesting...if the organization was around from 42-44, why is the badge 41-43?

I would think it came from the years when Finnisches Freiwilligen-Bataillon der Waffen-SS was an active

[Putzi]

I would think it came from the years when Finnisches Freiwilligen-Bataillon der Waffen-SS was an active

That's correct. They used a sleeve shield on the W-SS uniforms, here is the official German produced type.