FJ regt 9 Armband opinions

[werner p.]

I have a bad feeling about this one,
but I prefer an experts opinion...

Thanks
Werner

[Gran Sasso]

I have a bad feeling about this one,
but I prefer an experts opinion...

Thanks
Werner

Are you the lucky buyer...?

[werner p.]

No,
I am just the guy who knows how to put things on the forum ...

should I be sad ???
or relieved ??

pw

[Luca Ongaro]

By these pictures looks as a real one, for a really good price in my opinion, my thumb is up this time
Luca

[Uncle Kurt]

Hallo,
The Aermelband is 100% Original
The Nommer 9 is (in German) nachträglich gestickt worden.
warscheinlich war Träger ein Angehörige des Rgt. 9.
Getragen wird Er es aber nicht mehr haben.

[John Hodgin]

Hallo,
The Aermelband is 100% Original
The Nommer 9 is (in German) nachträglich gestickt worden.

Agree, original and rare!

[LDR]

Are these factory made, and then the regiment number added by someone else? Why is the number so different from the rest of the sewing?

[John Hodgin]

Are these factory made, and then the regiment number added by someone else? Why is the number so different from the rest of the sewing?

The original numeral 1 was removed and the nine hand sewn in.

[werner p.]

Thanks guys

Werner

[JohnC]

Wow

Werner,
Thanks for sharing the cuff title. That is a very cool piece. Everything up to the '9' is a common version . The numeral makes it one of a kind. Thanks again for sharing,

John

[Willi Z.]

I agree. Very cool piece! Is everyone of the opinion that the "9" was added wartime?

[Ian Tannahill]

Giday everyone,

My first thought was that the cuff title was altered post war for wear at a vertran's reunion.

What do others think?

Best wishes,

Ian

[LDR]

There were 4 cufftitles on Detlevs site today, all sold now.

[Uncle Kurt]

LDR,
There were 4 cufftitles on Detlevs site today, all sold now.
...................and alle 100% Original

[Willi Z.]

Yes, this cufftitle is original. But, is the "9" wartime? I have seen FJR1 cufftitles changed to FJR3 and it was obvious it was done wartime. But FJR9? The "9" is very crudely sewn. Who would have been allowed to wear a cufftitle in late 1943 or in 1944?