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    Legion Condor Cuff Title

    Hi,
    i would like to get some opinions on this Legion Condor Cuff Title.
    Thanks
    Best Regards,
    Alex
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    #2
    Hi Alex,

    I like what I see so far. Post some pictures of the reverse stitching.

    Joe

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      #3
      Reverse stitching
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        #4
        Hello Alex, Legion Condor is an interesting group with several RK winners. You might try searching on the "uniforms and insignia" forum for some examples. I have done the search a long time ago. Here is an officer grade that I believe to be a good one for comparison.
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          #5
          It looks really good, the only thing i wondered was the "L". Every cuff title i have seen has a "L" like your example. In comparison with my "L" it looks really different. Maybe 2 designs ?

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            #6
            Here is another Legion Condor cuff title with a different style of lettering.

            Regards,

            Pat
            http://i128.photobucket.com/albums/p...MG_0119jpg.jpg

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              #7
              I cannot find anything wrong with it.

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                #8
                I have not seen that type of 'L' design before but that doesn't make it bad. From those photos it looks good. I would like to see a close up of the letters and the thread if possible. There are a number of different designs for the fallschirm-jager cufftitles. You can see 3 different types of L.C. C/titles on page 129 of Gordon Williamson's book, 'German Military Cuffbands' and one in Bender's book 'Legion Condor'.
                Here is a link to mine which, for some reason does not come up in the search function.

                Regards,
                AB.

                http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...d.php?t=302943
                In memory of my Uncle,
                Schtz.Grenadier KARL HOFBAUER,
                2 Kompanie, Inf-Bat, 550.
                Killed in action, Krasnoje, Minsk, 7. Nov. 1942.

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by andrewb View Post
                  I have not seen that type of 'L' design before but that doesn't make it bad. From those photos it looks good. I would like to see a close up of the letters and the thread if possible. There are a number of different designs for the fallschirm-jager cufftitles. You can see 3 different types of L.C. C/titles on page 129 of Gordon Williamson's book, 'German Military Cuffbands' and one in Bender's book 'Legion Condor'.
                  Here is a link to mine which, for some reason does not come up in the search function.

                  Regards,
                  AB.

                  http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...d.php?t=302943
                  Here is a close-up.

                  Thank you,

                  Pat

                  http://i128.photobucket.com/albums/p.../IMG_lcjpg.jpg

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                    #10
                    I have one about the same

                    http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...d.php?t=616601

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                      #11
                      Another for comparison....



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                          #13
                          Hi Alex

                          I agree with the others that those like Ron's and Andrew's examples (with the thicker cord stitching) are usually associated with senior NCOs (or could perhaps be private purchase high-quality items). I only have the officers' bullion example below. The 'plain 'L' is not a variation I can find in any reference book in my library but I am no expert in this area.
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