SS armband good or bad?

[kirk1]

Hi,

I have this one in my collection for nearly 20 years.

Here are the lengths of the blue lines that you can see on the photo:

a= 0,8 cm
b= 12,0 cm
c= 1,2 cm
d= 9,3 cm
e= 8,7 cm

The white circle has a horizontal diameter of 8,7 cm and a vertical of 9,3 cm
And the seam on the backside (see the second pic) is not exactly in the middle.

What do you think about it?

[zozole]

looks good to me

[chahler]

Nice original

[Craig H]

Nice one IMO .

[bodes]

Yeah, must've had a paper tag that has since been lost.....Earlier ones would've had a bevo tag.....Bodes

[Dr. Strangelove]

well

It passes my test….

[realone]

Good one DR,,,I havent laughed like that in a long time


Thanks
Greg

[kirk1]

Hi Dr. Strangelove,

one question: do you really think it´s an original

or was it an ironic remark?

[Stossgruppe3]

Doesn't anyone have a sense of humor anymore .....
Or isn't that allowed these days
Personally the Doctor is telling you " Yes its an original "
Regards
David

[Totenhead]

It passes my test….

[bodes]

I'm sure the good doctor used many sophisticated formulas and theorems to come up with his conclusions.....Carbon 14 dating would require destroying a piece of the fabric, so the black light test would be the next best thing..... Bodes

[ValhallaMilitaria]

Original armband.

[kyles bullets]

Very nice one you have here!

[kirk1]

Hi,

so I´m glad to hear this. Thanks a lot.

There´s no glowing under black light.

Now I have only one big problem: How can I get the blue lines off the
armband? I think, I´ll not use water-resistant color next time.

But here is another real question: Did the SS-man get the armband sewn together? Or did he sew it himself. Were the armbands only produced in one length? I ask this, because of the seam on the backside, that is not in the middle.

Best regards.