Breast Eagle Packaging

[W.Unland]

Hello,

I was asked to post this photo of an e-stand offering to show the labels used by an insignia manufacturer when packaging his product for sale to tailors and uniform makers. It appears 100 per box, in bundles of 25.

I obtained the eagle and box ends together, and since the description matches the eagle I am certain that these were taken as a trophy from some tailor together. The one box end has been cut down a bit more than the other, but they definitely go together

Regards,
William Unland

[madandi]

Thanks! i have asked for. Could please post also better foto from the eagle?

The word "aufgekurbelt" does not mean woven to me. Is it a woven or machinestiched eagle?

[W.Unland]

It is a flatwire machine embroidered eagle.

[wvdparis2]

the designiation explains its an
Silver Woven (Gewebt) "Hoheitszeichen" sewn on stoff backing...

Michael

[WEISNER]

Beautiful Eagle and interesting to see the box ends.

Kev

[Bernie Brule]

Why does the backing extend so high on the upper part on these eagles?

[CWP]

Great eagle and obviously original packaging. I think that is really interesting.

[afrikasandman]

Bernie,

not really sure why but this is how all these first pattern flatwire eagles are. These are honestly one of my favorite designs and they are just a stunning eagle all around. The box is just the frosting on the cupcake and great to see how they were originally packaged. Shame the box wasn't full. Matt

[madandi]

a really nice on in it´s original unfaded color.

[WW2-Collector]

Why does the backing extend so high on the upper part on these eagles?

Interesting the drawing of the eagle on the box depicts its dimensions just like the actual eagle with the upper part extended.