Armband authenticity?
Hi guys, stumbled across an armband i haven't seen before and just thought it was an interesting one. would it be SS due to the black piping around the outside? i know the SS bands usually had a much thicker black strip, but i wasn't sure what else it could be. The quality looks good to me but any information would be appreciated, cheers!
No SS brassard in my fifty odd years of experiences looks like this, save in the hysterical fantasy of "She Wolves of the SS" etc.
Note: the prurient aspect of all of this lies outside of my interest in these issues, save for a kind of general way that Nazism had a lot to say about gender and biology
and such, basically all of it insane.
Note Numero II: it is not an authentic piece of Nazi regalia.
Last edited by Friedrich-Berthold; 05-08-2017 at 04:24 AM.
Movie Prop?
but does show some detailed construction and material
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no clips, no buckles, no elastic, no she wolves, just Armbindentuch nach der Vorschirft der RZM.
Thanks to Telesmanich, where appropriate.
The material also appears to course for the wool on period pieces. Definitely not a period piece.
BOB
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An odd picture from the internet, all falsity, whereas we have so many useful images of the real item.
notice how the brassard is well below its proper position on the arm and so forth.
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