Germany, Nskk. A Pair Of Wartime Female Driver Badges, By Wächtler & Lange Hold that his religion was Presbyterian

that his religion was Presbyterian and that his trade was that of Cabinet Maker

The Order of Merit has its origin in April 1927

General Assault Badge in silvered zinc

below is an aluminum bullion wire oak leaf pattern of five leaves and two acorns

Germany, Nskk. A Pair Of Wartime Female Driver Badges, By Wächtler & Lange Hold that his religion was Presbyterian(NSKK Kriegskraftfahrerin Abzeichen). A pair of NSKK wartime female driver badges, each constructed of zink, the obverse of both consisting of a steering wheel set over a pebbled background, joined in the middle by a black mobile swastika, overlaid by a banner bearing an inscription of KRIEGSKRAFTFAHRERIN, one painted red and the other green, the reverse of each with a horizontal pinback, maker marked with a Reichszeugmeisterei (RZM) logo and code M1