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    #16
    I agree with opinion of Lloyds. Now it is possible to find original threads of the period of the Reich in the Internet, also in the market a set of sewing machines which sew the correct seam. What then problems to sew an eagle to fabric if the sewn eagles on fabric are more expensive?

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      #17
      [duplicate post]
      Last edited by WalterB; 07-29-2019, 06:08 AM.
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        #18
        Originally posted by Lloyds View Post

        " as we all know, many of the earlier field blouses had hand sewn eagles."

        This is nothing like you would expect from 1930s-40s original sewing
        1930s-40s original sewing must refer to a person that is a tailor or, at least, trained or taught how to properly sew. But the reality is that when it comes to an individual soldier, he may or may not have been taught how to sew. If the soldier was not taught how to sew properly, then all rules and expectations are off.


        Originally posted by Lloyds View Post
        "so, stick with those. There are good arguments made both ways above on this piece. As had been mentioned above, one thing i find compelling in favor of the piece is the mark where the pocket flap once was"

        Dont you think that 2 lines of machine stitching cant be faked 1
        Sure, but the point is if the faker is going to focus on the little detail of reproducing the stitching of the top of the pocket, dont you think he is going to also focus on doing a better job in the stitching of the eagle?
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        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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          #19
          Here is an SS tab in my collection with remnants of very crude hand stitching, using white thread, no less! Yuck!
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          Tell them for us and say
          For your tomorrow
          We gave our today

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          Iwo Jima 1945

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            #20
            Originally posted by WalterB View Post
            Here is an SS tab in my collection with remnants of very crude hand stitching, using white thread, no less! Yuck!
            Here is a cutoff in my collection that has the tab somewhat crudely hand sewn using olive green thread. This Cutoff was purchased from a vet in the 1970's in California.

            As I tried to show, the quality of hand stitching in the 1930'-40's could be very crude as well.
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            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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              #21
              I do not like the piece under review.

              There is a pinned link above with almost 1,300 posts and more than 310,000 views on cut off insignia. A great thread to study.
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                #22
                Wow I didn’t expect so many replies.. thanks everyone for taking the time to give me your opinions... I think the best thing to do for me is to stick with the examples that have been shown in the thread by Lloyd’s and my luft example from now on...


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                  #23
                  Be careful of machine sewn as well so many faked examples,

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