3rd Reich NSDAP and non-Combat badges and awards

NSDAP Party Badge with M1/148 RZM Marking The badge is in fair condition, but with well-preserved enamel. The metal part has damage due to oxidation. Code Breakdown: M1/148 corresponds to the company Heinrich Ulbrichts Witwe from Vienna, which produced various awards for Nazi Germany.

NSDAP Party Badge M1/6 RZM Excellent condition. The badge is made of Buntmetall with a silver plating. This badge was produced by the company Josef Carl Henzler from Pforzheim, using the M1/6 code, under the supervision of the Reichszeugmeisterei (RZM), which was responsible for the production of party insignia in Nazi Germany.

Evangelical Women's Aid (Evangelische Frauenhilfe) – Membership Badge, 5th Form Diameter: 22 mm, on a pin.

Hitler Youth (Hitler-Jugend, HJ) - Membership Badge Miniature size 7.5 mm on a long pin. The badge is marked RZM M1/14, identifying the manufacturer as Matthias Oechsler & Söhne, based in Ansbach. The badge is in excellent condition, made of brass with hot enamel.

NSDAP Party badge. Karl Wurster, RZM M1/34. Loop version. Excellent condition without signs of wear. Non-ferrous metal in silvering. Gorgeous patina

Late NSDAP member badge M 1/92 RZM-Carl Wild-Hamburg. The badge is made of zinc, covered with cold varnish. Good condition

Paramilitary organisation badge from the region Tirol-Vorarlberg. This unit also called Standschuetzenverband. Made of brass, gilded, with red enamel and maker's mark for K. Pichl (A. Klammer), Innsbruck.

Party badge NSDAP M 1/160-E.Reihl-Linz. Pre-war production from an Austrian manufacturer, excellent quality and excellent condition. Extremely rare manufacturer

NSDAP Nun erst recht badge

NSKK Member's tie or lapel pin. An Early brass example- NSKK Mitgliedsabzeichen, F. W. Assmann & Söhne of Lüdenscheid. Nationalsozialistisches Kraftfahrkorps marked on the reverse with Assmann logo. 22,5 mm 

Early badge of a member of the NSDAP before 1935 No. 25 RZM -Rudolf Reiling-Pforzheim. The badge is in amazing condition, which is extremely rare and is an exception for such early badges that were worn daily on the wearer's clothing. Most often, such badges have the obligatory enamel chips and other damage. In this case, the specimen is fully plated with silver and without chi...

1944 Tirol-Vorarlberg Shooting Award for small caliber shooting competitions. Near perfect condition, made of zinc, unmarked.

NSDAP party member badge made of brass with RZM code M1/152. This code refers to maker Franz Jungwirth from Vienna. Good condition with only few minor cracks on enamel.

During the war local shooting clubs in Tirol region were also playing role of the paramilitary units called Standschützen Bataillons. This badge was a prize from a shooting competition they held. It's made of zinc and produced by Karl Pichl from Innsbruck.

Member badge of a German women's organization (DFW). The Deutsches Frauenwerk was a German WW2 period Association for women created in October 1933. M1/120 RZM maker's code refers to Wilhelm Deumer from Lüdenscheid.  

German Small Caliber Shooters (Deutsches Reich Kleinkaliber Schützen, DRKS) Badge made of zinc with no makersmark.

18 mm NSDAP member badge RZM22-Johann Dittrich-Chemnitz. An unique badge, this manufacturer is seen by us for the first time. Low quality made badge, but excellent condition.

HJ-Leistungsabzeichen in Silber. Zinc RZM M 1/72-Fritz Zimmermann-Stuttgart. Excellent condition with traces of use

An RDB badge- Reichsbund der Deutschen Beamten (Reich Federation of German Civil Servants), in silvered CuPal, marked M1/14 RZM on the reverse. Size 22 mm x 15 mm