SS-VT Totenkopf Side Cap Button – Martin Winter, München – RZM M5/69
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An early German SS-Verfügungstruppe (SS-VT) side-cap Totenkopf button, manufactured by Martin Winter of München, bearing the RZM manufacturer code M5/69.
The button features a finely detailed, raised skull and crossed bones against a distinctive stippled background, surrounded by a raised circular rim. The silver-coloured finish highlights the skull’s sculpted features, making this an attractive example of early SS-VT uniform insignia.
The reverse features the original central attachment loop and stamped markings. The RZM code M5/69 is associated with M. Winter, München, as documented in specialist collector references.
Condition: Shows age-related wear, surface oxidation and discolouration consistent with its apparent age. The skull retains good detail, and the reverse attachment loop is present. Please examine the photographs carefully for the item’s exact condition.
An interesting piece of early SS-VT uniform insignia, suitable for a specialist collection of German military headgear and insignia from the pre-war period.
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SS-VT Totenkopf Side Cap Button – Martin Winter, München – RZM M5/69 · SKU: 1187
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