Germany, Rad. A Regional Labour Service Cap Badge Permit, 1937 Newly Listed Footnote: Anton Wehinger (1921–2012) received

Footnote: Anton Wehinger (1921–2012) received the Knight’s Cross as Senior Lieutenant of the Reserve on January 9

silvered and gilded

the other three are unmarked

as was the government's apparent commitment to protect them from the expected incursions of non-Native prospectors and developers on the heels of the Norman Wells strike

Badge: silver gilt with white and blue enamelled insignia

Germany, Rad. A Regional Labour Service Cap Badge Permit, 1937 Newly Listed Footnote: Anton Wehinger (1921–2012) receivedA certificate and permit to Arbeitsmann (labourer) Wolf Heinrich, born 6 June 1916 in Freilassing, who has, after 7 months of service in the RAD (Reichsarbeitsdienst = national labour service), earned the right to wear the regional RAD headgear badge (depicted on the upper left of the certificate) of Arbeitsgau (labour region) 30, Bavaria Hochland. Dated to Munich on 23 October 1937 and presenting a facsimile signature of Generalarbeitsfhrer (general