SS MEMBERSHIP LAPEL PIN

The SS Membership Lapel Badge, also known as the "SS-Zeichen" or SS Membership Runes, was a distinctive pin worn by members of the German SS during World War II. The design of the badge featured the double lightning bolt or "Sig" rune, which was one of the primary symbols associated with the SS.

The SS Membership Lapel Badge was introduced in 1934 and was awarded to SS personnel upon their formal induction into the organization. It was typically worn on the left lapel of the uniform or civilian clothing as a mark of affiliation with the SS.

The badge was made of silver and depicted the Sig rune in black enamel on a silver background.