WW2 German TeNo 24mm Button

This item is a World War II-era German TeNo (Technische Nothilfe) 24mm uniform button. TeNo was an official technical emergency assistance organization active in Germany from 1919 to 1945, supporting civil infrastructure and providing emergency services. The button is made from metal, commonly featuring a silvered finish, and measures approximately 24 millimeters in diameter. Its obverse side typically displays the TeNo emblem, which combines a cogwheel and swastika, symbolizing the organization’s technical and national affiliations during the period. The reverse usually includes a manufacturer’s mark and an attachment shank for sewing onto uniforms. Buttons of this type were worn by members of TeNo on service jackets, greatcoats, and other official garments. Such items are sought after for their historical association with German auxiliary services during the Second World War and as examples of period uniform accoutrements. Condition, maker, and finish may vary based on individual example.