Helferin Items
Helferin Items
I thought I'd post some female military insignia and other items, since I haven't seen many examples of them shown here.
The first photo is of Nachrichtenhelferin des Heeres (Army Communications Auxiliaries) insignia: cap, cufftitle, service brooches (enamel and painted versions), etc.
The second picture is a closeup of the painted and enamel service brooches, and the reverses of two identical pins, per a request for closeups from a member of the Forum. (Note that the owner of one of them apparently scratched her initials on the back of it.)
Hope you enjoy them....
~FV
(Edit: OOPS! I see that the photos attached in reverse order than I meant them to. Oh well, you know what I mean....)
The first photo is of Nachrichtenhelferin des Heeres (Army Communications Auxiliaries) insignia: cap, cufftitle, service brooches (enamel and painted versions), etc.
The second picture is a closeup of the painted and enamel service brooches, and the reverses of two identical pins, per a request for closeups from a member of the Forum. (Note that the owner of one of them apparently scratched her initials on the back of it.)
Hope you enjoy them....
~FV
(Edit: OOPS! I see that the photos attached in reverse order than I meant them to. Oh well, you know what I mean....)
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Last edited by Vikki on 01 Mar 2006, 05:09, edited 1 time in total.
The second set of insignia includes a cufftitle of a Stabshelferin des Heeres (female auxiliaries who performed clerical duties for the Army). From the green and white piping of the cap, it appears to have belonged to a woman who worked in the Heeresverwaltung (Army Administration).
For an example of this type of cap in wear, see the photo (bottom of page 1), very generously posted by Max Williams, on this thread: http://forum.axishistory.com/viewtopic.php?t=42637)
The woman in the photo is wearing what appears to be the identical type of hat. I've also included one of the pins that she's wearing on her tie, which I've most often heard referred to as a pin for Wehrmachtgefolge, in the insignia grouping.
~FV
For an example of this type of cap in wear, see the photo (bottom of page 1), very generously posted by Max Williams, on this thread: http://forum.axishistory.com/viewtopic.php?t=42637)
The woman in the photo is wearing what appears to be the identical type of hat. I've also included one of the pins that she's wearing on her tie, which I've most often heard referred to as a pin for Wehrmachtgefolge, in the insignia grouping.
~FV
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Luftnachrichtenhelferinnen and related items: Ln-Helferin cap, Flugmeldedienst (Aircraft Reporting Service) “civilian” pin (1936 pattern--also worn on uniforms), Ln-Helferin service brooches, Flugmeldedienst sleeve patch, Ln-Oberhelferin rank insignium.
~FV
~FV
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