A rather short lived armband....
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great display with the tinnies and badges!
I like how like items look when grouped like this. Mount it and frame it!
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Nice bevo style armband.
Regards, WimFreedom is not for FreeComment
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Ron, nice armband.
March 15, 1934 this type was allowed to be worn by the SA-Reserve II. The edges are mentioned to be 1.0 cm in silvergrey. Members from the SAR II, which were transferred from the SA and SA-Reserve I, were allowed to wear the old armband, not having the silver-grey edges .
It is observed this type of armband was also worn by members from the Kyffhäuserbund.Last edited by wilhelm Saris; 11-13-2014, 04:57 AM.Comment
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Courtesy of Wim Saris, here is a copy of the order.........Originally posted by wilhelm Saris View Post
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Also courtesy of Wim Saris is a photo of a member of the Kyffhauserbund wearing this type of Armband......Originally posted by wilhelm Saris View Post
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Thanks Ron!Comment
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Hi,
A really good and quite rare armband, issued to (mostly) veterans organisations in support of the SA as auxiliary police in the incidence of "civil strife"; which did not occur.
The armbands appear to be rare, but the members stickpin is quite common.
An interesting thread, I find political/civil organisations very interesting; many thanks for showing the band.
Best wishes,
John.
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