Last week I found this ( shortened ) WESTLAND - cufftitle that I'm still quite comfortable with - all opinions welcome ! </p> My question is : why the 2 different styles in lettering ? </p> Angolia shows " Nordland " of this type , and " Westland " of the other , i.e. with " feet " at the endings of the letters . I have found both styles existed , but is it a matter of time-period ? I could assume that since the " feet-type " look more like the BeVo , it would be later , does that make sense ? Please enlighten me , thanks ..
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WESTLAND RZM in 2 letter-styles ?
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I know when new they had 2 paper tags...one on each end. One for the cufftitle , one for the stitching , maybe some companies farmed the stitching out to other companies or manufacturers. Maybe someone will have a better answer. Nice one regardless., possibly the answer for different configurations of stitching...anybody know for sure? I have one with both tags i believe.
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Thanks for the confirmation ! It came from a small SS-insignia collection that was an incredible 99.9 % repro . This one just jumped right out from between such sad items as an " SS LEIBSTANDARTE " cufftitle . If it was the one thing that poor guy did right collecting these , it was worth it . He had bought it in Australia - which inspires visions of some guilt-ridden Dutchman emigrating in 1945 ..
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Youre welcome...you can now pick both types out. Id say there might be several other versions in bevo also good, if anyone has any to post or the link to a thread. This is my only one. One shot(7) i used a flash to show the backround material, but its the same one thru all photos i posted. Real thread color is in the existing light photos, a little more silvery gray id say.
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