Germany, HJ. A DJ Service Shirt for an Oberjungschaftsführer of Bann 536 visually-hidden Laboratory Technician)

Laboratory Technician)

dated 30 May 1944 (awarded 1 August 1944)

situated within a stylized belt and buckle bearing an inscription of “MERENTI” with arabesques

measuring approximately 25 mm in diameter

illustrating two officers in the foreground

Germany, HJ. A DJ Service Shirt for an Oberjungschaftsführer of Bann 536 visually-hidden Laboratory Technician)(Deutsches Jungvolk Diensthemd fr Bann 536). An extremely well preserved DJ service shirt, constructed of khaki tan cotton rayon blended cloth. It features a turned down collar with a partially gilded aluminum edelweiss insignia stitched onto the right side, measuring 26 mm (w) x 52 mm (l), in a style typical of Austro Bavarian HJ personnel. The right shoulder is topped by a regulation single strap, constructed of black ayon and bearing a machine