Original collar tabs for a Haupt-Abschnittsleiter — a mid-to-senior rank within the hierarchy of the National Socialist German Workers’ Party (NSDAP), used by officials of the district-level (Kreisleitung) party leadership. These represent the new pattern introduced in 1939 as part of the standardization of NSDAP uniforms.

The tabs are made of brown velvet with a distinctive gold border and embroidered oak leaves and chevrons indicating rank. A notable feature of the new pattern is its simplified design and strict regulation, reflecting efforts to unify party symbolism across all levels.

These tabs hold high historical and collectible value as a rare component of the political uniform system of the Third Reich. Especially sought after in original, undamaged condition.