Early Allgemeine 32 Tabs

[Stossgruppe3]

I would like to ask you learned gentlemen your opinions and feelings
on this pair of tabs ...
If they are given the green light they will be put up for sale.
They appear to be early Allgemeine tabs with white piping and white thread with varnished buckram backing on black badge cloth backing.
Over to you gentlemen do your worst
Regards
David

[Greg Domian]

From the pics looks like the correct white cord piping I like to see. the numerals are also finely done.

Greg

[sam1chlt]

I like them also David. They look like a nice period piece!

[BENS]

I like it
Ben

[C. Betz]

Tabs

Originals.

Charles Betz

[Mr.Jerry D]

I like them too, shape is a little elongated, but I like the piping & embroidery.

[Stossgruppe3]

Anyone else care to chip in and offer your comments
Thank you and regards
David

[wewelsburg]

Well the elongated tab to me points to SA staff tabs for Standarte 32 Berlin/Brandenburg{since they are black with white piping}.If there is no standarte 32 they are SS.But SA tabs are elongated like this,and when they are from a Staff member there is just a standarte number on them like this instead of the usual 6/12 , 3/22 etc etc. Again dont have my SA book on me but standarte 32 doesnt coem up for berlin,but Ostmark which is a good sign BUT standartes could have teh same number but 2 different towns/cities.

example different style than yours but this is what I mean

[Stossgruppe3]

[QUOTE=wewelsburg;6847633]Well the elongated tab to me points to SA staff tabs for Standarte 32 Berlin/Brandenburg{since they are black with white piping}.If there is no standarte 32 they are SS.But SA tabs are elongated like this,and when they are from a Staff member there is just a standarte number on them like this instead of the usual 6/12 , 3/22 etc etc. Again dont have my SA book on me but standarte 32 doesnt coem up for berlin,but Ostmark which is a good sign BUT standartes could have teh same number but 2 different towns/cities.

example different style than yours but this is what I mean

Thank you .... Interesting
So they could still be & remain SS ?
Can I have your opinion on these tabs ?
Thank you
Regards
David

[Stossgruppe3]

Well the elongated tab to me points to SA staff tabs for Standarte 32 Berlin/Brandenburg{since they are black with white piping}.If there is no standarte 32 they are SS.But SA tabs are elongated like this,and when they are from a Staff member there is just a standarte number on them like this instead of the usual 6/12 , 3/22 etc etc. Again dont have my SA book on me but standarte 32 doesnt coem up for berlin,but Ostmark which is a good sign BUT standartes could have teh same number but 2 different towns/cities.

example different style than yours but this is what I mean

Thank you .... Interesting
So they could still be & remain SS ?
Can I have your opinion on these tabs ?
Thank you
Regards
David

[C. Betz]

Tabs

The tabs are for SS Standart 32, Heidelberg. They follow the construction of SS tabs for 1933-34.

Charles Betz

[Stossgruppe3]

The tabs are for SS Standart 32, Heidelberg. They follow the construction of SS tabs for 1933-34.

Charles Betz

Thank you Charles .....
Regards
David

[sgstandard]

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The elongated shape is more common with SA, but the numerals are definitely SS. The SA enlisted DID wear both white and gold piping later on, but the numerals were either chain-stitched, or like the example in Post#8. Nice original SS tabs, IMO.

[Stossgruppe3]

The elongated shape is more common with SA, but the numerals are definitely SS. The SA enlisted DID wear both white and gold piping later on, but the numerals were either chain-stitched, or like the example in Post#8. Nice original SS tabs, IMO.

Thank you Sir ....
But sadly They are going to be put up for sale very soon
As I need to fund another project if I can sell them
Thank you gentlemen for all your input
Regards
David

[sgstandard]

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Originality - No doubt. And you just don't see numerals like that on SA tabs. I think they're good to go!