Just saw this one, does this seem to be a good bevo one?
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I believe this is for a Flemish fascist youth organization. A very nice piece.
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Ah, that would explain it then. Thanks for the info, I appreciate it!Comment
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Others said it was most likely a post war patch. Well here is the blanket it came off off. All original ww2 us patches. I think there were some German ones that were removed. Can not say for its time frame, but it did come from a vet blanket and all ww2 patches.Comment
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The patches on that blanket are not all WW2 era. The Special Forces Sleeve insignia did not come out until the late 50's. Also on that blanket, there is a 2nd Field Force Vietnam patch, an 18th MP patch, a 20th Engineer Brigade patch and a Missile control patch which are all post-WW2 sleeve insignia. In fact, the more I look at the blanket the more post war patches I find.
I cannot comment about the era of the sleeve insignia is question, but that blanket was certainly put together long after WW2 ended.Last edited by ETN; 10-28-2010, 01:57 PM.Comment
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As stated in the other thread i don't believe this patch is of ww2 Flemish origin. It can be Flemish, French or even German. For example, check out this thread http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...d.php?t=457503 and see the German Bundeswehr uniform patch on the 3rd uniform...Comment
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I agree with posters on the other thread, not WWII issue, due to the red color and not Flemish NSKK related either.
From when though is everyones guessComment
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