Hi folks,
These were in the SS section. Initially said to be fake SS tabs but as I pointed out they appear to be an SA rank featured on page 38 of Collector's Guide to SA insignia. It reflects an honorary rank of Ehrenfuhrer (honor leader) or Standarten Honor Leader a' la suite. The black color would represent Berlin/Brandenburg rather than any SS attachment. This rank was to be awarded to those who supported the group... The construction techniques are the same for SA or SS and I'm wondering if you would concur that the formation of the leaf & tightness of the embroidery is equal to a correct (early - no acorns) tab set for the SA?
From what I see there's nothing wrong with the construction. The bullion is tight & leaf well formed. Can anyone say why these are junk?
I'm interested in them. The seller is a new member who's not sure what he's got (real or fake). What might a fair price be for these?
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These were in the SS section. Initially said to be fake SS tabs but as I pointed out they appear to be an SA rank featured on page 38 of Collector's Guide to SA insignia. It reflects an honorary rank of Ehrenfuhrer (honor leader) or Standarten Honor Leader a' la suite. The black color would represent Berlin/Brandenburg rather than any SS attachment. This rank was to be awarded to those who supported the group... The construction techniques are the same for SA or SS and I'm wondering if you would concur that the formation of the leaf & tightness of the embroidery is equal to a correct (early - no acorns) tab set for the SA?
From what I see there's nothing wrong with the construction. The bullion is tight & leaf well formed. Can anyone say why these are junk?
I'm interested in them. The seller is a new member who's not sure what he's got (real or fake). What might a fair price be for these?
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