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    #16
    Having original band cloth, whether 6 or 7 strands, I wonder why Lane did not make a better attempt to recreate real RZM period lettering?

    If he had done that and left off fake RZM paper labels, Lane may have been able to make the "perfect" reproduction.

    He certainly had sufficient original lettering on original CTs to use as models.

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      #17
      Originally posted by Felix View Post
      Are there any more doubts about this fake cuff title?

      //F

      With respect Felix ... What if there are ?
      Until last week I hadn't heard of Ken Lane and his products
      This forum is there for anyone who wishes to know more and want to learn ?
      Unless I'm mistaken ... Regards David

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        #18
        Originally posted by PMan View Post
        I hope not.
        Come, come Peter - if we continue to discuss the band we may convince ourselves that it has possibilities, and besides, absence of evidence is not evidence of absence is it

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          #19
          Originally posted by Gary Symonds View Post
          Having original band cloth, whether 6 or 7 strands, I wonder why Lane did not make a better attempt to recreate real RZM period lettering?

          If he had done that and left off fake RZM paper labels, Lane may have been able to make the "perfect" reproduction.

          He certainly had sufficient original lettering on original CTs to use as models.
          Gary I think this was probably made when Ken Lane entered his "I'm having a laugh" phase, which is when bands such as "SS Panzer Division" and even "Dummkopf" were made. There are quite a few references to Ken Lane on the forum worth reading.

          What I don't think has been mentioned yet is that Florian Geyer was only manufactured in bevo not RZM, as well as the fact that no genuine RZM band has letters in the script featured here.
          So even if he had manufactured this in original lettering it would still be an imperfect fake.

          best

          Tom

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            #20
            Originally posted by Stossgruppe3 View Post
            With respect Felix ... What if there are ?
            Until last week I hadn't heard of Ken Lane and his products
            This forum is there for anyone who wishes to know more and want to learn ?
            Unless I'm mistaken ... Regards David

            You will probably become the most knowledgeable David,
            for you don't concede the fact that you know everything.

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              #21
              Originally posted by PMan View Post
              I hope not.
              BUT if they were unpicked and re-embroidered by hand ....

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                #22
                Florian Geyer Cuff title

                Greetings,
                Enclosed is a period photo showing the Florian Geyer cuff title in wear. You can see that it isn't a BEVO title rather something made locally. I've seen other titles in this pattern too. Sincerely, DJB
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