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    #346
    Originally posted by WalterB
    Howard, can we see a picture of the reverse stitching? Thanks

    Sure, no problem.

    The Eagle is hand stiched. In a rather crude manner. May or may not have been a period sewn. Still make for a good display piece.

    Howard

    Not the best photo. I will post a close-up image tonight.
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      #347
      Photo of reverse S.S.eagle on camo.

      Originally posted by Howard Kelley
      Sure, no problem.

      The Eagle is hand stiched. In a rather crude manner. May or may not have been a period sewn. Still make for a good display piece.

      Howard

      Not the best photo. I will post a close-up image tonight.

      Close-up photo of reverse. I can only find two areas where the thread appears on the reverse. More threads are seen to the front of the eagle.

      How do they do this? Sew on something and not see the threads on the reverse of the base cloth? I have encountered this before, but still find it interesting.

      Howard
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        #348
        I've bought some souvenirs from a Canadian Scottish Regiment veteran's estate.
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          #349
          I can't find any stitches on the reverse here either.
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            #350
            An officer's bullion version.
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              #351
              Same with this one.
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                #352
                Another KM coastal artillery.
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                  #353
                  A few more pieces are on the way.
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                    #354
                    Originally posted by Howard Kelley
                    Close-up photo of reverse. I can only find two areas where the thread appears on the reverse. More threads are seen to the front of the eagle.

                    How do they do this? Sew on something and not see the threads on the reverse of the base cloth? I have encountered this before, but still find it interesting.

                    Howard
                    Howard, thank you for posting the pictures. I missed them when you first posted them. Very interesting piece!
                    When you go home
                    Tell them for us and say
                    For your tomorrow
                    We gave our today

                    --Inscription in the 5th Marine Division cemetery,
                    Iwo Jima 1945

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                      #355
                      Wonderful Eagles!

                      Originally posted by BadBob
                      A few more pieces are on the way.

                      Bob,

                      Wonderful Eagles! Kriegsmarine cut-off insignia is very uncommon. What a great score. Look forward to see what else you bought!

                      Cheers,
                      Howard

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                        #356
                        Here you go, Howard! A KM coastal artillery collar. Possibly from the same tunic as the above eagle.
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                          #357
                          The back of it.
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                            #358
                            Another Fliegerbluse eagle.
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                              #359
                              Always interesting to see what came along.
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                                #360
                                And last, another army EM on HBT.
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