Cut insignia still attached to uniforms..

[D Davies]

Here is a new one i have acquired.
Cheers
Dave.

[U571]

Here is a new one i have acquired.
Cheers
Dave.

Top this one 😉😉

[D Davies]

Top this one 😉😉

What have you got Oli
Cheers
Dave

[D Davies]

Here is a new cut off not the most desirable but full of character all the same.
Cheers
Dave.

[U571]

Here is a new cut off not the most desirable but full of character all the same.
Cheers
Dave.

A great and rare one… ;-)

[U571]

one of mine!

[D Davies]

Very nice Oli you must have many cutoffs in your collection now.
Cheers
Dave

[Willi Z.]

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This one is a fake. That eagle is a common fake.

In fact, you and Dave are posting a number of questionable pieces, on a very long thread of fine examples.

[D Davies]

This one is a fake. That eagle is a common fake.

In fact, you and Dave are posting a number of questionable pieces, on a very long thread of fine examples.

Hi Willi
I'm just curious which of the items i have posted do you find questionable?
cheers
Dave.

[Stive]

Guys and who will explain why they a piece of a cap and an eagle are made by absolutely identical threads?

[U571]

Maybe it's a fake….

[U571]

This one is a fake. That eagle is a common fake.

In fact, you and Dave are posting a number of questionable pieces, on a very long thread of fine examples.

Hi Willi
I'm just curious which of the items i have posted do you find questionable?
Cheers.
U571.

[nzef1940]

This is cool (and I am selling it on the e stand)

It’s an officers eagle over the top of an EM eagle!

[kerryboo]

Hello all,
I am not a cloth collector, but over the years odd pieces have made their way to my collection. A very good friend gave me a small collection of materiel taken by an intelligence officer after D-Day, including a few cut-offs.
Here are a couple of fairly standard collars.
Kerry.

[kerryboo]

A couple of LW eagles, I am not sure if they are cut-offs or on backing cloth. The flatware was not from the intelligence officer's lot, so I am not 100% sure of it.
Kerry.