Heer and LW wool scarves

[Zeller]

Slightly eaten by moth but in good shape and nice. The Heer scarf is a classic and looks period and original to me, for the LW I also think it's period but it's not my field so I'll leave the comments to other members

1/5

[Zeller]

2/5

[Zeller]

3/5

[Zeller]

4/5

[Zeller]

5/5

[Vincent S.]

Although I always find it difficult to judge these items from pictures only, I like what I see thusfar. The weave, as well as the fabric and construction itself, look good from where I'm sitting.

Best Regards,
Vincent S.

[Zeller]

Thanks Vincent!

[Vincent S.]

No need to thank me, I consider it a pleasure to help other collectors and people alike.

Regards,
Vincent S.

[Gran Sasso]

Textbook ones - they are identical to 10 mint ones I have picked up from rocksolid source last weekend

[Zeller]

I just found a couple, you were luckier than me!

[Gran Sasso]

I just found a couple, you were luckier than me!

Here they are (8 of the 10 found):

[Vincent S.]

Eeek!

[jacquesf]

Pardon,my ignorance, but are these the same as toques? Jacques

[Vincent S.]

Toques, tube scarves, Kopfschützer, Schlauchschal,...All the same.

Regards,
Vincent S.

[Gran Sasso]

Pardon,my ignorance, but are these the same as toques? Jacques

Yes they are - you call them toques, we "Schlauch-Schaal" (tube-scarfs), or simply "Oma" (Granny)