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Hello all, im probably gonna sell the armband just wanted to double check to make sure its good. I also found a Luftwaffe eagle i always assumed was a repro but never showed anyone. Im also posting a postal trapezoid ive always felt bad about. Just wanted to double check before i throw them in the repro drawer. 
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All 3 look original to me.
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The armband, I agree, is a 'good' one. The luft. bird, in some circles, shall we say is controversial. I don't know but, I like it. The postal trap sure has an odd symmetry to it's left leg pattern but, otherwise appears 'good'. Again, I'm probably more confusing than helpful.
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Thanks Raymond for your input! Mike no it doesnt make it more confusing. I know about the controversary surronding the Luft insignia.I've heard it from both sides since i got it. I have yet to see it in a pic or a book? But then again i havent looked real hard and the configuration of the eagle on the postal has always raised doubts in my mind. I know these aren't expensive items but sure is fun trying to figure everything out! thanks again 
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Are you sure about the Luft eagle ???
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[quote]Are you sure about the Luft eagle ???
I am not sure ive heard they were issued to Luft nurses? Ive always looked for period photos but I have yet to see any.
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for me it's a reproduction...  just my personal opinion Sebastien.
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Greetings to all,
The Armband is the favored woven style and original.
The Luft BeVo eagle appears original as well,but make sure it is woven of rayon threads-There is an exact repro of this style but done in poly threads.
The trapezoid is also original and of the type worn on Reichsbahn Baschlikmutzen(M43 type) caps.
Cheers,
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Thanks John this is good news about the Luft eagle. The threads appear to be rayon. I still wonder where these where worn.
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