Need help/advice on tab.........PLEASE

[hdmarley]

Hey guys! I have been after one of these tabs for some time now and came across this one. Does it all look ok? Any red flags.......?

Many thanks for any advice or suggestions given, its greatly appreciated

Cheers


hdmarley

[hdmarley]

Ss

Anyone have an opinion?

Many Thanks,

hdmarley

[Bob Hritz]

I like it.

Bob Hritz

[Felix]

Looks like a nice original tab to me as well!
Really worn rzm tag. Some were kept in almost mint condition, although the tab was worn, and some are in a very worn state. Cant explain. Just factual observations.

//Felix

[Ian Hulley]

Nice LAH tab

Ian

[Richard P]

Clearly original, nice tag remnants.

Richard

[hdmarley]

Ss

Thanks to all who took the time to post their comments and help me out! I greatly appreciate it

Many thanks,

hdmarley

[Dmv]

The experts have spoken and I won't argue them, but I have two "newbie" questions:
- Isn't the buckram too rough, shouldn't it be finer?
- Shouldn't the RZM tag be added upon the wool, instead of underneath?

Don't shoot me please, just hoping to learn, for for me the above would raise red flags...

[Bob Hritz]

The experts have spoken and I won't argue them, but I have two "newbie" questions:
- Isn't the buckram too rough, shouldn't it be finer?
- Shouldn't the RZM tag be added upon the wool, instead of underneath?

Don't shoot me please, just hoping to learn, for for me the above would raise red flags...

The more coarse burlap type buckram is often seen on earlier insignia.

The RZM tags are found applied on top of the folds and under them, both paper and cloth tags are found this way.

The above collar tab looks to have had the tag applied over the folds and it is just worn away leaving some remnants inside the recesses between the folded material.

No red flags I see.

Bob Hritz

[hdmarley]

Ss

Thanks Mr. Bob for the explaination, its greatly appreciated

Cheers,

hdmarley