Cut insignia still attached to uniforms..

[J. M. C.]

I posted this in the SS section but it may fit better here.

My first sleeve eagle....

[Willi Z.]

Hello there,

Here's a pair of Luftwaffe eagles I own.

William Kramer

Nice ones!

[Willi Z.]

SS cuts sleeve eagles are very tough to authenticate, but I like the look of this one!

I posted this in the SS section but it may fit better here.

My first sleeve eagle....

[Willi Z.]

Nice Luft insignia!

On those two eagles which you stated were glued, they appear to just be uncut and perhaps the green fabric is just the backing. Interesting..

i posted this in the l.w section and now here for all of time (i will add some more to this thread soon) but this has just crash landed into my hands.
how could the do this to it.....

[sscrooge]

new addition

[bosco62000]

[Dmv]

LW flatwire cutoff

[Chehoff]

Panzer collar tab with the difficult destiny...:

[galizien41]

Wow, neat piece!

Panzer collar tab with the difficult destiny...:

[WalterB]

I really enjoy cut-offs a lot, but I certainly do not have advanced knowledge of cloth. That is why I have had to rely on obtaining my cut-off items from sources that I consider solid and trustworthy. My SS cut-offs are displayed by my computer and they are kind of hard to photograph properly without having to dismantle the whole display. Let me know if you want to see close-ups of the front or back of any.

Mike Davis will probably recognize many of these....

By the way, the only one I personally consider "iffy" is the sleeve eagle on the SS smock camo material (cutoff at the bottom, to the left of SS eagle and rank cutoff). Although the stitching looks nice, I only have it as a temporary place filler.

[WalterB]

Close-up of the ,,Der Fuhrer'' cuff title on part of the sleeve. The tab and the eagle reportedly came together with the cuff-title, so they remain together.

[WalterB]

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[John Huff]

Wow!

[Richard T]

Hot Damn WalterB, That's some nice stuff

Richard

[Willi Z.]

Very nice Walter!!

Love that cut Panzer tab as well. And, the first flatwire Luft eagle I have seen.