RADwJ Stabsführerin Rank Brooch – Gold-Coloured

€125,00

An interesting German WWII Reich Labour Service for Female Youth (RADwJ) Stabsführerin rank brooch, featuring the characteristic mobile swastika above a pair of wheat sheaves, enclosed within a circular border.

The brooch displays a gold-coloured finish with a smooth outer rim, consistent with the Stabsführerin rank insignia. The reverse is fitted with a horizontal pin fastening.

The piece retains its original character, with visible age-related patina and surface wear. The reverse shows the pin assembly, while no maker’s mark is clearly visible in the supplied photographs.

A distinctive item for collectors of Third Reich insignia, RADwJ badges and German WWII female service uniforms.

Historical Background

The RADwJ was the female branch of the German Reich Labour Service. Its members undertook agricultural, domestic and other labour duties within an organisation shaped by National Socialist ideology.

The organisation used distinctive rank insignia to identify leadership positions. This Stabsführerin brooch represents one of the leadership ranks within the female labour service hierarchy.

Condition

The brooch displays visible age-related wear and patina, including surface discolouration and areas of finish variation. The central design remains clearly visible. The pin assembly is present; its functionality should be checked before sale.

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