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BeVo and it's misunderstood meaning
I hear a lot of people say, " Oh that's BeVo"...............But I'm not sure that everyone will know the true meaning, so here is a little "something" to clear up any misunderstandings...................
BeVo is a term used by collectors to refer to a style of silk embroidery common in German WW II badges. The name itself comes from the BeVo-Wuppertal firm (though they were not the only firm to produce this type of embroidery during WW II, the name has stuck among collectors.) Be stands for Beteilingung, or "partnership" in English, Vo is short for Vorsteher. The firm BeVo-Wuppertal came into being when the firms of Lucas Vorsteher and Ewelda Vorsteher amalgamated; both came from the Wuppertal-Bermen area.
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12-16-2015 11:27 AM
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Thanks, Wim, for the detailed information.
The "Beteiligung" myth is hard to kill, although it doesn't even make sense in this context; I already pointed it out a few years ago:
https://www.warrelics.eu/forum/heer-...tml#post303160
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There does appear to be more knowledge available than in the past. Thanks both of you for expanding the "Myth" interesting to see period advertisements.
I went there last year to go on the Kaiser wagon. lovely place
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John Brandon
There does appear to be more knowledge available than in the past. Thanks both of you for expanding the "Myth" interesting to see period advertisements.
I went there last year to go on the Kaiser wagon. lovely place
Yes, there is. But this fact/these facts I know already for 15-25 years or longer (the meaning of BEVO - at least 25; the RZM numbers - 15 years).
If it makes sense to help, this then will be done. Who is "served" with old myths? And such exist in all fields!
Enjoy...the first time I was in the Schwebebahn at Wuppertal is now at least 66-67 years ago. Must have been in about 1950.
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Wilhelm Saris
Enjoy...the first time I was in the Schwebebahn at Wuppertal is now at least 66-67 years ago. Must have been in about 1950.
And it hasn't changed a bit. Wonderful piece of history
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Photo is not that old. This photo fits better in the timeframe for 1950!
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Making an end to so-called myths classifies the difference
between War Relics and other forums, who contineously
keep up those myths!! They eagerly keep upright such -
never researched - nonsense!
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