Post your armbands!

[kyles bullets]

Reichsbahn that was used post war in Russian occupation zone. National eagle blocked out, and inside of the armband was used to create another armband.

[kyles bullets]

Vorarbeiter 1er Ouvrier. In German and French, roughly translating to a foreman. Stamped with feldpost number 17367 which is 2. Kompanie Bau-Bataillon 30 (a construction batallion)

[kyles bullets]

2 armbands from the International Solitude Rennen 1935 race with associated documents.

[kyles bullets]

Documents.

[Mons1944]

hello
please opinion
you are originaly or fake German Army Chaplain's Armband ?
thanks
Rudi

[glaser]

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[Mons1944]

thanks, i didn't know that amazon was selling this ....

the one I present seems to be nylon.
I do not know what they are real in, and how to recognize them, there are very few subjects on the equipment of the chaplains

[jmcm]

all over Ebay

[Marc verstraete]

Original, wool and silk.

[ironfist]

nice

great to see an original example

[Mons1944]

Hello thanks for sharing . it is superb !! rudi

[dastardly]

I commend Kyle for this wonderful thread on German armbands and am both amazed and impressed with how a 15 year old collector (now 20 if I am not mistaken) became so passionate about a relatively obscure WWII German collecting field. So much so, that he is now the go-to-guy for any/all questions regarding 1930's thru 1945 German armbands. And make no mistake, Kyle knows what he is talking about. And who says there are no young collectors entering our hobby anymore? Honestly, thank you Kyle for all that you have done to propagate our fascinating hobby. Keep up the good work! I also thank every collector who has ever shared an image of any armband on this thread. So in keeping with the subject matter of this thread, I have attached some of my most precious and favorite German armbands, all from the NSG-KdF organization (the last example is in doeskin - beautiful!). Enjoy, Chris

[kronn]

Another awesome group of bands!!!!! I'm totally agree. Kyle is the man!
Also I'm a young collector and very very interested in armbands! Circa 150 in my collection and growing! Learning and learning as much as I can
Alejandro

[jmcm]

Chris, How about you writing a book??

[kyles bullets]

I commend Kyle for this wonderful thread on German armbands and am both amazed and impressed with how a 15 year old collector (now 20 if I am not mistaken) became so passionate about a relatively obscure WWII German collecting field. So much so, that he is now the go-to-guy for any/all questions regarding 1930's thru 1945 German armbands. And make no mistake, Kyle knows what he is talking about. And who says there are no young collectors entering our hobby anymore? Honestly, thank you Kyle for all that you have done to propagate our fascinating hobby. Keep up the good work! I also thank every collector who has ever shared an image of any armband on this thread. So in keeping with the subject matter of this thread, I have attached some of my most precious and favorite German armbands, all from the NSG-KdF organization (the last example is in doeskin - beautiful!). Enjoy, Chris

Thank you Chris! Was waiting for you to finally add a few of your gems to this thread