The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Hitler Youth Badge. Lozenge shape. Obverse: A black swastika on a field of red, top and bottom, and white on the left and right. Reverse: Plain. stamped 'RZM' within a circle and 'M1/120' with a small vertical brooch pin.
Worn on the left pocket of a uniform shirt and on the jacket lapel collar, in civilian dress, by members of the Hitler Youth organisation. This badge is part of a collection of Second World War German orders, decorations, badges and insignia acquired by Flight Lieutenant K G Hesketh, RAAF Historical Records Section, who was based in London, but who made a number of visits to Germany immediately after the Second World War.
NSDAP Members Badge. Obverse: A black swastika on a white field with the inscription 'NATIONAL-SOZIALISTISCHE-D.A.P.' (National Socialist German Workers Party) on a red painted outer circle. Reverse:
Nazi German Women Worker membership badge in the shape of an inverted triangle. Obverse: A pitchfork surmounted by a rounded swastika on a black field with the words 'deutsches frouenwerk' (German wom
German Hitler Youth Shooting Proficiency enamel and alloy badge, early version, with Hitler Youth symbol in black, white and red, above a pair of crossed rifles, sitting over a black and silver target
1939 Black Wound Badge. Oval shaped pressed blackened steel. Obverse: A German steel helmet with a swastika on the left side, over crossed swords within a laurel wreath tied at the base with a bow. Re
Copper plated, pressed ferrous metal badge. The obverse is a plain circular wreath with the text 'DEUTCHES JUGENDFELT 1936'. The badge consists of a stylised Nazi eagle with squared off wings and the
Brown leather belt with an unpainted aluminium buckle. The buckle is that of the Hitler Youth movement, and bears the Nazi eagle and swastika within a circle containing the words 'Blut und Ehre' (bloo
