Original German WWII Technical Emergency Corps TeNo Enamel Membership Pin - Technische Nothilfe 19th Century The crossed ski pole and

The crossed ski pole and ice axe are symbolic of the tools used by mountain troops and the mule shoe indicates the pack element of the organization

The elaborate iron trigger guard with fluted design to bow and 1727 First Model Brown Bess type trigger guard front finial

The first pattern jungle fatigues were adopted in 1963 and were made of 5

rather than a

Overall length: 36 1/4“

Original German WWII Technical Emergency Corps TeNo Enamel Membership Pin - Technische Nothilfe 19th Century The crossed ski pole andOriginal Item: Only One Available. Technische Nothilfe (Technical Emergency Assistance) was a German organization, which began as a strikebreaker organization after the First World War, but developed into a volunteer emergency response unit. During the NSDAP period the TN became in charge of technical civil defense. This is a great enamel pin for membership in TeNo. It is marked on the back with Ges. Gesch. and a membership number, 15620. The