Small photograph of a young Hitler Youth musician wearing a Winterhilfswerk badge.
10 plastic badges of different colors.
Aid to the winter war 1941/42
Reich-wide street collection.
Collection date: 27-28.9.1941
Beneath the WHW badge, it bears a hand-embroidered "A" insignia, corresponding to the certificate of proficiency in civil gliding.
The piece reproduces a brooch or ornamental motif shaped like a rotated swastika or a circular runic symbol. It is a replica of an artifact dating to 500 AD (hence the "um 500")—belonging to the Germanic tribe of the Longobards (Lombards)—that was discovered by archaeologists in the small town of Klethen (Stade district, Lower Saxony).
Series: Jewelry from ancient civilizations with swastika
(Schmuck alter Kulturvölker mit "Hakenkreuz-Symbol")
(Schmuck alter Kulturvölker mit "Hakenkreuz-Symbol")
10 plastic badges of different colors.
Aid to the winter war 1941/42
Reich-wide street collection.
Collection date: 27-28.9.1941
Beneath the WHW badge, it bears a hand-embroidered "A" insignia, corresponding to the certificate of proficiency in civil gliding.
The piece reproduces a brooch or ornamental motif shaped like a rotated swastika or a circular runic symbol. It is a replica of an artifact dating to 500 AD (hence the "um 500")—belonging to the Germanic tribe of the Longobards (Lombards)—that was discovered by archaeologists in the small town of Klethen (Stade district, Lower Saxony).
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