Tan tie / binder - SA?

[Gran Sasso]

Picked that one up last weekend at a local fleamarket: Although the sewings one the other (not shown) end is open, its still a tie. My question, is the colour special for the SA, or could it be any political organisation (its not DAK, those are more tan)?

[Gran Sasso]

Other side:

[PMan]

Tie

No markings no RZM tag...its just a brown neck tie, nothing else.

[Erich B.]

Actually, this one is missing the entire rear side, which is where the RZM label would have been sewn. A lot of RZM ties don't have their labels any longer, though, because they may have been removed or inadvertently torn by the owners when tying or untying the tie.
Erich

[sgstandard]

SA Tie

Here's a photo of the silk version. I believe "Seidenbinder" translates to silk tie. There is a cotton version also, but the construction is similar. My cotton SA necktie has a different RZM tag that says, "SA Roper-Binder". I believe the silk version was intended for the tunic, and the cotton one for the brownshirt. Anyone know? They were probably worn interchangably.

[sgstandard]

SA Tie

Sorry.....

[sgstandard]

SA Tie

Closeup..

[Erich B.]

Nice one--is the color in real life so gold? It looks like a PO tie rather than SA, but not according to the RZM label.
The other than you have is probably Köper-Binder, which is a twill cotton tie of the same material as the brownshirt.
Erich

[luftwaffe blue]

I knew an old SA mann from Berlin Herr Rossmann, he still had some items he used in the 30s, necktie,armband,bread bag and cap eagle, the necktie was the same as yours Gran Sasso, id have it attached to one of my shirts anyday

[Pascal Bernhard]

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