Ss fj cufftitle

[LOTHRINGEN]

Hi,

As it Is not my cup OF tea, i expect to have more comments from experts ...
I have few concerns....

Thanks for helping,
Xav

[LOTHRINGEN]

Reverse

[LOTHRINGEN]

I don't think this Is an original one... But i'd prefer to confirm ;-)

[C. Betz]

"I don't think this Is an original one... "

You would be correct.

Charles Betz

[Christopher G.]

I am not familiar with SS FJ cuff but the construction of this one is not close to they way they did them during the period.

Regards,
Chris G.

[Ludwig]

IMO not original! At least not official.

[Ian Hulley]

Personally I would need a trail of provenance back to PRE May 1945 and to the German soldier NOT some B.S. story we have been fed to authenticate some fakes in the past or where they have potentially been dropped into veteran's bring backs.

Ian

[Gary Symonds]

Theatre made?

[NickG]

Looks American (repro) made with cheese cloth backing and merrowed white border trim...
Very un-German and un-period...

[Darin S.]

Construction looks a lot like "Patch King" stuff.

[SgtB]

Yes, I can see where that would really spiff up an SS-FJ tunic!

[Ian Hulley]

Theatre made?

Made FOR a theatre at very best.

Ian

[EDcollectibles]

Construction looks a lot like "Patch King" stuff.

It is in fact a patch king piece from after the war. Still has some value as that, but not as a real SS cuff. Interesting piece and not often seen, I have had alot of patch king stuff over the years, and this is so cool to see.

[Ian Hulley]

It is in fact a patch king piece from after the war. Still has some value as that, but not as a real SS cuff. Interesting piece and not often seen, I have had alot of patch king stuff over the years, and this is so cool to see.

I'm sure Gary Symonds will require that you prove that statement

Ian