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English: A collection of uniform badges and insignia of the National Socialist Motor Corps (German: Nationalsozialistisches Kraftfahrkorps, NSKK), a paramilitary organization of the Nazi Party (NSDAP) 1931–1945:
  • NSKK Ärmelraute, NSKK diamond shaped sleeve badge worn on left arm: On black fabric backing embroidered a wheel with six visible spokes, over the centre of which is superimposed a German eagle, looking right, clutching a circular wreath enclosing a swastika. A “Kraftfahrraute” (Driver’s-diamond) was originally worn by all NSKK members, on their lower left sleeve, but by September of 1939 only those who held one of the four classes of motor vehicle operator’s licenses were permitted to wear them.
    • NSKK Ärmelraute für Kraftfahrer; Metallauflage ohne Tuchraute
    • Motor-Hitlerjugend Raute
  • NSKK Ärmeladler für den Dienstrock, "sleeve eagle" for service coat
  • NSKK Ärmelstreifen, cuff titles, a form of commemorative or affiliation insignia placed on the sleeve, near the cuff, of German military and paramilitary uniforms (see Cuff Title Identification Guide at www.germandaggers.com):
    • NSKK-Fahrlehrer, driver's teacher, motor group instructor
    • Adolf Hühnlein, NSKK honour cuff title with the words embroidered in gray German Sütterlin script on black woven cotton
    • NSKK-Transportbrigade-Todt, the Transportkorps Speer was created in 1944 from Legion Speer and the units of the National Socialist Motor Corps that was serving the Organisation Todt
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Date c. 1933–1945
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