Sleeve cut-off

[Rick C]

Want to find a home for this so thought I would get some eyes on it before I pull the trigger.

[Rick C]

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[greg.p]

good bevo eagle but looks like it was re-sewn to material

[Rick C]

So, not being the brightest bulb in the pack, you mean someone machine attached the bird to the sleeve fragment?

Rick

[greg.p]

its looks like it was removed then resewn on material.....they do this to up the price but wait for other opinions

[Rick C]

Would anyone care to make a suggestion as to what such a cut-off insignia example might be valued at so I can 'honestly' send it down the road?

Could PM or email - rc@phoenixpwb.com

Thanx in advance. Rick

[BlaineLeamon87]

Factory chain stitched examples are much more sought after, IMO this is a period done piece. The rank is so sunk into the wool being hand sewn also. The fact it was clearly removed from a scrap book helps it's case as well. You sometimes see insignia that has the "fuzzy" spots around tight areas from where machines bind up the eagle. I don't see any signs of it being removed and reapplied myself and actually like this piece.

Blaine

[wehl]

Factory chain stitched examples are much more sought after

? i dont understad what you mean ,i vote you mean late war zig zac sewning, its okey for mid to late war rzm eagles ,just bevo eagles are early war and this one is perfect sewn on as for that period.