Identification Help

[Christopher G.]

Hey guys I got 2 new stick pins today and I was wondering what the first one is all about? It is marked (Junker) but VERY hard to see, I had to use a jewlers loup to see it and even then it was difficult.

Thanks for the help
Chris G.

[Christopher G.]

Reverse.....

[Christopher G.]

Another Pin......

[Christopher G.]

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[lauriston]

Hello

First stick pin is an army civilian helper lapel badge. The letters WG stand for Wehrmacht Gefolge (armed forces retinue).

Lauri

[E. A. Opperman]

2nd pin.

Hello,
Nice pins. The second pin is the "Kreuz des Sudens" or the Southern Cross, or the Cross of the South. It is considered a "traditional badge" worn by personnel of selected German Police units chosen to perpetuate the "traditions" of German Police formations that had served in some of Germany's overseas colonies. I believe that there was also a sleeve patch worn about 1cm above left forearm cuff.
Eric.