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    SS Runic Tab

    For the fake file? Please explain why for the students.
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      #3
      Late war most definately, but I wouldn't consider it fake. I've purchased a similar example which was heavily worn in a SS insignia group direct from the veteran. I think there have been a couple of threads in the past discussing this style of tab.

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        #4
        It is original.

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          Originally posted by Paul Carter
          Late war most definately, but I wouldn't consider it fake. I've purchased a similar example which was heavily worn in a SS insignia group direct from the veteran. I think there have been a couple of threads in the past discussing this style of tab.
          Thanks!

          I seem to recall this kind of tab in the forum somewhere, but I can't find it. What is it that gives it the mottled look?

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            #6
            The mottled texture is given because the stitching pattern is very course, similar to a think gauze texture for lack of a similar comparison. Hope this helps...Paul

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              #7
              This is a nice late-war, original collar tab.


              Bob Hritz
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                #8
                These were reproduced a lot in the late seventies and appeared on numerous repro tunics along with the long nosed embroidered sleeve eagle with no feet.

                Cheers,Ian.

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