Allgemeine SS 13th Signals Battalion Collar Tab
SKU: 50.GOR.02.03.02.02.02.08.013
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History
The SS divided Germany and the occupied territories into Oberabschnitte (districts) that roughly corresponded to the Germany Army's Wehrkreise (army districts). These districts were further divided into three or four SS-Abschnitte (sub-districts), which could be identified by roman numerals. By the end of the war, there were 45 sub-districts.
One SS-Nachrichten-Sturmbann (signals battalion) was assigned to each SS district.
Members of SS signals units wore a unit collar tab with a lightning bolt and their unit number. Members serving on the staff of an SS district or with an unnumbered signals unit wore a collar tab that only featured a lightning bolt.
Officer rank collar tabs were embroidered with silver-coloured aluminium wire, while Non-Commissioned Officer (NCO) and Enlisted Men (EM) collar tabs were embroidered with silver or grey-coloured thread.
Officer tabs were piped with aluminum twist cord, while those of NCO/EMs was piped with alternating black and aluminum twist cord. NCO/EM piping was eventually discontinued.
The 13th SS Signals Battalion was stationed in Wiesbaden/Mannheim.
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$450 USD
Obv: 13
The value given refers to a a single tab. This version was worn by Officers.
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