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    LW Hauptmann (Flight) Collar Tabs

    Hi All,

    I am posting a set of LW Hauptmann (Flight) collar tabs I recently received for review and comment. Please note the tabs are unissued and still attached by a small thread in the center area of the side. I look forward to your comments!

    Best to All!
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    #2
    They look fine

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      #3
      Good pair!

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        #4
        Nice unused tailor stock tabs. But the silver cord around seems to be a little rusty?!

        Cheers,
        steiner99

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          #5
          Thanks for the comments guys! Steiner99, I am not sure what is meant by "a little rusty", could you explain?

          Best to All!

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            #6
            These are fine tabs.

            I think he means the piping is oxidized (white powdery substance).

            Gary B
            ANA LM #1201868, OMSA LM #60, OVMS LM #8348

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              #7
              Gary,

              Thanks for the on the tabs and explanation. I had better be careful if there is too much of a white powdery substance around!

              Best to All!

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                #8
                Yes GaryB is in right, I mean the oxidation around.
                I don't think this look good on a stone mint tunic.

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                  #9
                  I believe the oxidation is aluminum Disintegrating. If it gets bad enough and you decide to clean it you can end up with an area sans braid.

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