Original German WWII Early Pattern Metropolitan Police Shako in Black by Friedrich Becker & Co. K.G. with Faded Issue Stamp Miscellaneous Gun Parts Gertrud Scholtz-Klink

Gertrud Scholtz-Klink

The M41 “mermite” container was also used as a blood bank during WW2

The description at the top of the case is very informative:

which are woven from silver bullion thread with a dark bottle green badge cloth background

Holders of the position now held a standard NSDAP political rank (normally Bereitschaftsleiter or Einsatzleiter) while also displaying a political armband denoting their position as a Zellenleiter

Original German WWII Early Pattern Metropolitan Police Shako in Black by Friedrich Becker & Co. K.G. with Faded Issue Stamp Miscellaneous Gun Parts Gertrud Scholtz-KlinkOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice Early WWII produced police pattern Tschako in black, which pre dates the more common green wool body version. It has a very fine quality police eagle with an aluminum Feldzeichen cockade (often missing), which is in great shape. It is marked on the back with a date of 1942 over maker KARL KHNEL PETERSWALD, a known maker of WWII era police cockades. The shako is the black type as by the