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    notorious 61/35 armband

    Hey guys, I've read up on these bad 61/35 Reddick tags. Id like you to take a look for me. To me, it looks like one of them, but I've read that good 61/35 tags exist. What do these good ones look like?? The armband seems to be well made but the fabric isn't what I've seen before on SS bands. It's like a cotton that's been combed to look like wool. Opinions on the rest of the band it self are welcome as well.
    Thanks!
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    #2
    See this thread for a good 61/35 tag:
    http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru....php?t=1005924
    Fred

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      #3
      Double dashes..got it. Thanks fred!

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        #4
        Unless I am missing something the arm band looks good to me ? The red material does have more of a weave than my own example .

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          #5
          Originally posted by coogan View Post
          Unless I am missing something the arm band looks good to me ? The red material does have more of a weave than my own example .
          The weave was a concern, as well as the single inside stitch behind each black stripe. The nail in the coffin appears to be the reddick style rzm tag.

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            #6
            Originally posted by Dante Gambino View Post
            The weave was a concern, as well as the single inside stitch behind each black stripe. The nail in the coffin appears to be the reddick style rzm tag.
            Well its a pretty good fake

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              #7
              Weather real or repro, the construction of this armband (at least as seen from the outside shots presented in this thread) looks spot on, to me.

              On the other hand, the red wool is indeed odd.

              I am trying to figure out what Dante is referring to when he states "the single inside stitch behind each black stripe". Have pictures of the inside of the armband been passed around outside of the forum? Or have pictures been deleted??

              Based on what I see, this might be a real armband made with unusual red wool to which someone has hand sewn a Reddick 61 / 35 tag in a manner simulating machine stitching.

              Alen

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                #8
                Originally posted by rbno View Post
                Weather real or repro, the construction of this armband (at least as seen from the outside shots presented in this thread) looks spot on, to me.

                On the other hand, the red wool is indeed odd.

                I am trying to figure out what Dante is referring to when he states "the single inside stitch behind each black stripe". Have pictures of the inside of the armband been passed around outside of the forum? Or have pictures been deleted??

                Based on what I see, this might be a real armband made with unusual red wool to which someone has hand sewn a Reddick 61 / 35 tag in a manner simulating machine stitching.

                Alen
                ok well,single stitch per stripe is Mark of a fake..there should be two rows of stitch per stripe on reverse of the armband,

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                  Not good for me..:

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