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AH Cuff
Another example
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Is that an old fighter chevron on his right sleeve? If so, he looks very young to have been an old fighter.Comment
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He could have been 18 years 1933 and that would make him 28 years 1943. 1941 he would have been 26 years old.
An 18 year old person 1933 can not be compared to the imature creatues of today!
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Guess I'll add mine to the fray. It's a full length, hand embroidered, example with cloth RZM tags. I've had it a long time and feel very comfortable with it.Ignored Due To Invisibility.Comment
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Excellent!!!Comment
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I see some very nice cuffititles here !Comment
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Lah
Hardigan, that Foto really is wonderful. I knew it was something special when it showed a clear shot of the cufftitle. Larry I like your cufftitle.
It appears to me somebody could make it their Life's work to collect variations of LAH Bands and probably never finish.Comment
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lah
Hardigan , my thanks for the photo posting , its the best. The picture is really shows the detail that you like to see.
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Great picture Hardigan thanks for sharing! Man with so many LAH officer cufftitle variations it is for sure hard to tell what will be original and what is fake unless there is either a picture evidence or it has some history of veteran provenance.
Rene Chavez
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Even though there are variations in construction and materials, notice that the spacing and layout is extremely consistent!Comment
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Originally posted by Arran View Post
I would have to say; "Even though there are variations in construction and materials, the spacing and layout is somewhat consistent". Just select one of the embroidered letters and follow its transformation throughout all of the examples posted.
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Mine, for nowDaveJComment
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Guys I need your opinions on that one too???Comment
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