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    SS Cuffbands - A chance for us all to learn

    Hi Guys.
    I have four SS-Cuffbands here, but my thing is medals & Halemts not
    cloth. So i have given some nice shots and if I could get some insight on
    these from people who know, then we all have a chance to learn something
    about one of the hard fields. Thats what the forum is for, so we can all
    learn from one guys finds or mistakes.
    Here is the first band for discussion: Der Fuhrer officers flatwire-woven
    with tags on the back.

    <img src="http://johnnyg.westhost.com/2-cc-der-fuhrer-off-s.jpg">
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    <img src="http://johnnyg.westhost.com/2-cc-der-fuhrer-off-cl-s.jpg">
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    <img src="http://johnnyg.westhost.com/2-cc-der-fuhrer-off-na-s.jpg">
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    <img src="http://johnnyg.westhost.com/2-cc-der-fuhrer-b-s.jpg">
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    <img src="http://johnnyg.westhost.com/2-cc-der-fuhrer-off-2-s.jpg">

    #2
    Hi john !

    Hm ... interesting example. All the flatwire bands I have ever seen or own had the "salt and pepper" backing. I do not like the letters on Your cuff band: wire type and direction (looks like slash / but must be from top to down). I would walk away from this cuff title. Hope other members correct me if I wrong.


    Regards,
    Alex
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    Last edited by pimpf; 03-26-2004, 03:17 PM. Reason: try to add pics

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      #3
      Second Cuffband is the Reichsfuhrer-SS Machine-woven Bevo Wuppertal,
      with the round umlauts over the u.

      <img src="http://johnnyg.westhost.com/2-cc-reichsfuhrer-2-s.jpg">
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      <img src="http://johnnyg.westhost.com/2-cc-reichsfuhrer-cl-s.jpg">
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      <img src="http://johnnyg.westhost.com/2-cc-reichsfuhrer-ends-s.jpg">
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      <img src="http://johnnyg.westhost.com/2-cc-reichsfuhrer-b-s.jpg">

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        #4
        Third SS Cuffband: Hitlerjugend:

        <img src="http://johnnyg.westhost.com/2-cc-hitler-J-s.jpg">
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        <img src="http://johnnyg.westhost.com/2-cc-hitler-J-cl-s.jpg">
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        <img src="http://johnnyg.westhost.com/2-cc-hitler-J-na-s.jpg">
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        <img src="http://johnnyg.westhost.com/2-cc-hitler-J-b-s.jpg">

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          #5
          Last one the Totenkopf:


          <img src="http://johnnyg.westhost.com/2-cc-toten-s.jpg">
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          <img src="http://johnnyg.westhost.com/2-cc-toten-cl-s.jpg">
          </a>
          <img src="http://johnnyg.westhost.com/2-cc-toten-ends-s.jpg">
          </a>
          <img src="http://johnnyg.westhost.com/2-cc-toten-2-s.jpg">

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            #6
            The "Hitlrejugend" does not look good for me (border inside looks wrong, but may be just a photo) as well as "Oberbayern" (scull misshaped).

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              #7
              John, 'Hitlerjugend' wasn't produced in BeVo...only Bevo-like...sorry.Ugly Oberbayern. Combination of paper & cloth tags..?..I'll learn something on this one too....but I'm dubious. I can't comment on the RF-SS..There's nothing obvious from what I see..(not that that says much with BeVo bands.

              Sorry,

              Ian Hulley.

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                #8
                The bevo Hitlerjugend: Fake, currently made and available. Hitlerjugend in block letters is a bevo like band, not BeVo-Wuppertal made.

                The Der Fuhrer: This is hand embroidered, not flatwire. Why there is a stitched piece of material over the reverse to simulate flatwire type is unknown, but would leave me wanting to pass on it.

                The Reichsfuhrer-SS: Looks fine

                The Oberbayern (skull) : There are 3 distinct, slightly different, types i have seen. This looks difrferent from accepted types.

                Bob Hritz
                In the land of the blind, the one eyed man is king.

                Duct tape can't fix stupid, but it can muffle the sound.

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                  #9
                  Ditto to what Bob has said, i also do not like the band weave on the DF and the TK title, sorry

                  Gary

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                    #10
                    I third Bob's opinions. The Oberbayern looks like the one that clown Heydrich has been trying to sell on epier forever.
                    Best regards,

                    Tony

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                      #11
                      Thanks Guys, now this is what the forum is for, a chance for us
                      all to learn. I feel I'm learning more about sleeve bands and cloth
                      items. this is a great way to share knowledge with each other.
                      If anyone else has more info about these sleeve band, I sure we
                      would all like to share in the knowledge /or information.

                      Johnny

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