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    SS EM/NCO Sleeve Eagle

    This is the one and only SS sleeve eagle that I have. It is time to find out if this bird that has been nesting in my collection for many years is good or bad. Can those who know cloth SS eagles please let me know?

    Thanks,
    John
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    Reverse side:
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      #3
      Sorry,bad.

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        #4
        looks good to me

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          #5
          It's bad

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            #6
            Not an eagle I would have put in to my collection.

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              #7
              ss eagle

              John,
              I have one similar to yours. Does yours have a nice wool front with a separate cloth (cotton) back? I know that these have been viewed as fakes, but I wonder why they were made that way. Mine has two different cloths. Seems like alot to go thru to produce a fake. Maybe someone can enlighten me on that point.

              Kind Regards, Mike

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                #8
                Mike...no, mine does not have two separate cloths. The eagle/swastika is machine-embroidered directly onto the single wool back cloth. I, too, would be interested in learning more about this point.

                Best,
                John

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                  #9
                  I own an identical eagle, which is in two part construction. As one of the members said, it seem like a lot of work to make a fake. Just why is this a fake with all the extra work? Usually the fakers try to make it as simple and cheap as possible. The embroidery is up to period standards. How about a cogent, factual response, as to EXACTLY WHY this eagle is not original.

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                    #10
                    ss eagle

                    Here's my eagle. The front is wool.

                    Regards, Mike
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                      #11
                      eagle

                      Here's a shot of the two different cloths. The embroidery work keeps them together. The back appears to be heavy cotton. But definitely two separate materials. Like I said before, alot of trouble for a fake eagle. Someone please enlighten me on why these are viewed as fakes.

                      Regards, Mike
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                        #12
                        em eagle

                        Are there any thoughts or comments on this eagle as to why it's a fake?

                        Best Regards, Mike

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                          #13
                          http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...t=83489&page=3

                          and

                          http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...t=83489&page=4

                          It is the same type IMHO, trying to look like a common version of the late war SS sleeve eagle.

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                            #14
                            Well, I guess that about settles the question. Thanks for posting the links, Felix. I usually research my medals, awards and badges extensively here on the forum before posting, with excellent results. I do not know SS cloth stuff at all but had not done my homework in this case, so your reply was most helpful.

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