SS eagle with needle and thread.
Originally applied
This is how the frontfighters got them.
This is part of a large grouping.
Originally applied
This is how the frontfighters got them.
This is part of a large grouping.
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That's a nice pre-war one! -
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Beautiful original.
IanComment
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WOW !!! nice I want it !Comment
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Hammerhead's good looking younger brother
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Thank you for replys
One more pic..Comment
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Great...now we will see these do it yourself kits appearing all over for those restoring SS E.M. uniforms.
I'm only kidding...it is a great piece, very significant for any SS insignia display.
Congratulations!
RichardComment
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I have never seen a "sew ready" set up like this.
Has anyone else seen examples like this on other insignia?
Jack
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I would love to have that one
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I doubt that this is something "official". The soldiers usually had a sewing kit with sometimes more and sometimes less contents. No need to issue a needle and thread with an insignia.Originally posted by Jack Duha View PostI have never seen a "sew ready" set up like this.
Has anyone else seen examples like this on other insignia?
Jack
Also, the eagle was the only insignia which had usually been applied at factory level.
However, spare insignia, incl. eagles, were of course stocked among units.
It's a nice eagle, but IMO the needle and thread were added to it, perhaps during the war and perhaps by the soldier who had been issued the eagle - who knows.
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Thanks for all replyes
Fritz: This is 100% factory made!
Many of the ss men here in Norway has told that this was how they were delivered to them
Best Regards
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Originally posted by Composite View Post
It may have been issued that way among "norwegian" units to be used with uniforms that were not of german origin. I do firmly believe it has not left the factory like that. Never have I seen anything like that issued in such a way to a german soldier, not ss not heer nor anything else.
With all the mint stuff that has emerged over the years, especially that sort of stuff that had to be sewn on by the owner (or a tailor), such as bullion eagles etc., I haven't seen such a setup.
But it could be worse, needle in or out, nice eagle and perhaps the way it was issued to norwegians.
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Value / Estimate
Could any of you give me a estimate / value of this item ?
All the best,
K.RComment
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