RLB Armband

[StuG III]

When the seller sent me pics of this armband I was pretty sure it was OK, but upon receiving it I was concerned about the material used. It feels nothing like the cotton on my other armbands. It feels smoother and stiffer. I went looking and found this thread: https://www.warrelics.eu/forum/non-c...rmband-137623/
Question now being, does the consensus on originality still stand? Thanks for your help.

Tom

[bigmacglenn]

Personally, I see no reason to believe that this is a reproduction...it looks good to me, friend...cotton tends to stiffen with time, depending on storage conditions of course...Just my 2 cents!
cheers, Glenn

[StuG III]

Thanks Glenn, load off my mind...

Tom

[harryamb2]

I agree with Glenn.

[lebus12]

IMO good Blockwart brassard 1st design 1934-37.
Fakes are printed.

[StuG III]

Thanks guys!

Tom

[maximus71]

I like it and want one someday, sometimes 75+ years turns textbook items into not so textbook items, I know my skin doesnt feel the same now as it did 30 years ago lol

[StuG III]

I like it and want one someday, sometimes 75+ years turns textbook items into not so textbook items, I know my skin doesnt feel the same now as it did 30 years ago lol

That's true!
Only managed to get it because the price was good.

Tom

[Loyds]

Fakes are printed and woven and embroidered and have been since the 1970s