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WWII German Red Cross DRK Enamel Pin Reproduction Robert Neff Berlin Presentation Card

Description

Offered here is a very attractive high-quality reproduction German Red Cross (Deutsches Rotes Kreuz / DRK) enamel membership-style pin, presented on a decorative historical-style display card.

The round badge features a bold red enamel cross on a white field, surrounded by a black enamel border with Gothic-style lettering reading:

“Deutsches Rotes Kreuz – Schwesternschaft”

At the top is the distinctive German eagle and swastika emblem associated with the WWII-era German Red Cross organization. The combination of black, white, red, gold-tone detailing and enamel work gives this reproduction a particularly sharp display appearance.

The reverse of the pin is maker marked “Rob. Neff” / Robert Neff, referencing the Berlin maker Robert Neff, whose name is also reproduced prominently on the accompanying presentation card:

Robert Neff Berlin
Bülowstr. 101

Presentation Card

The included display card is headed:

“Deutsche Rotes Kreuz Abzeichen”
(German Red Cross Badge)

It incorporates a large period-style eagle, swastika and Red Cross emblem beneath the maker information, creating an excellent presentation for displaying the badge in a militaria or WWII medical collection.

The presentation card greatly enhances the overall appearance of the piece and provides historical context for the reproduced badge and maker marking.

Historical Background – Deutsches Rotes Kreuz

The Deutsches Rotes Kreuz (DRK), or German Red Cross, has roots extending back into the 19th century, but underwent major organizational changes after the National Socialist government came to power in 1933.

During the Third Reich period, the various German Red Cross organizations were increasingly centralized and brought under state control. By the late 1930s, the DRK had been reorganized into a more unified national organization and incorporated the political symbolism of the regime into its uniforms, insignia, badges and official material.

During WWII, the DRK played an important role in Germany’s wartime medical and humanitarian infrastructure. Its personnel included nurses, medical auxiliaries, transport personnel and other support workers, with DRK nurses serving in hospitals, military medical facilities, hospital trains and other wartime medical environments.

The German term “Schwesternschaft” appearing around this badge relates to the Red Cross nursing sisterhood/association, making this style of insignia particularly interesting to collectors of WWII medical and nursing history.

Condition & Authenticity

This is a modern reproduction badge and is not being represented as an original WWII-period DRK pin.

The badge presents extremely well with bright enamel, crisp lettering and attractive contrasting colors. It is maker marked on the reverse for Rob. Neff / Robert Neff and comes mounted on the illustrated reproduction presentation card shown.

A very attractive and affordable display piece for collectors interested in:

WWII German medical history • Deutsches Rotes Kreuz • DRK nurses • German Red Cross • Schwesternschaft • Third Reich medical organizations • WWII enamel badges • German nursing history • reproduction militaria

Please examine all photographs carefully for exact condition, dimensions, reverse hardware, maker marking and presentation details. You will receive the exact pin and presentation card shown.

We ship every day, including Saturdays, package collectibles carefully, and gladly combine shipping whenever possible.

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