estand HG cuff title

[wehl]

base tunic looks nice what abaut the title? i have never seen one like that ,but i dont say i have seen them all so maybe something new to learn for me here .
http://wehrmacht-awards.com/forums/s....php?t=1023234

[Lenny W]

base tunic looks nice what abaut the title? i have never seen one like that ,but i dont say i have seen them all so maybe something new to learn for me here .
http://wehrmacht-awards.com/forums/s....php?t=1023234

Your link doesn't work are you talking about this one ?

[Barzini]

Original late war variant. It is also a rare one

[jacquesf]

I would like to hear more.J

[Rohling]

Hello guys,

the tunic was bought from Mike Davis / Virtual Grenadier.

https://virtualgrenadier.com/sale_item.php?iid=4744

As far as I know the "Ärmelband" is a dutch or belgian made bevo type.

Regards
Roger

[Rohling]

I was able to dig out some more infos on this neat cuff title.

""This type cufftitle is original production IMO, the HBT ribbon backing is attributed to Dutch manufacture (the HG replacement and training facilities were in Holland). An example is pictured in G. Williamson & T. McGuirl's "German Military Cuffbands, 1784 - Present" (page 145).""

Some pictures are sadly gone, but here is the original thread:

http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...ann+cuff+title

[wehl]

Your link doesn't work are you talking about this one ?

yes this one .

[jacquesf]

I was able to dig out some more infos on this neat cuff title.

""This type cufftitle is original production IMO, the HBT ribbon backing is attributed to Dutch manufacture (the HG replacement and training facilities were in Holland). An example is pictured in G. Williamson & T. McGuirl's "German Military Cuffbands, 1784 - Present" (page 145).""

Some pictures are sadly gone, but here is the original thread:

http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...ann+cuff+title

Thanx very enlightening. Learned something new here. J

[Willi Z.]

I always admired this Fliegerbluse; congrats to the new owner.

[Rohling]

I'm also very pleased and relieved this great HG Div. Fliegerbluse found a very good and safe new home, he took the long route by car to pick it up. mille grazie