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Waffen-SS

Pair of Waffen-SS NCO Shoulder Boards – Signals (Nachrichten) – Yellow Piping

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SKU: A000060
€650
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This authentic pair of Waffen-SS NCO shoulder boards is constructed from high-quality black uniform wool, which served as the primary material for SS field gear throughout the conflict. The boards are edged with bright lemon-yellow piping, the specific branch color designated for signal troops responsible for battlefield communication networks. A silver-grey NCO tress with a distinct metallic finish runs along the perimeter, indicating a rank of SS-Scharführer or higher. These boards remain in pristine, unissued condition without any buttonhole punctures or signs of prior tunic attachment. Such examples are highly sought after as they originate from the historical military stockpiles recovered at the Dachau SS clothing depot in May 1945. The slip-on design with black wool backing represents a textbook example of standardized late-war insignia production.

Historical context:
Signal troops (Nachrichten) were the backbone of Waffen-SS divisional coordination, managing radio, telephone, and encryption services under intense front-line conditions. The lemon-yellow waffenfarbe was the essential identifier for these technical specialists during the war years. These specific shoulder boards are recognized as "Dachau-made" items, part of a large batch of insignia intended for the front but never issued before the Allied liberation. This provenance guarantees their authenticity and makes them a premier choice for advanced collectors focusing on SS militaria.

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