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Reverse side mimics the dachau type found tabs..however.rather crude..and affixed to cardboard..not something I've seen...front.also dosnt look right to me...however..I will say Im more familar with the Bevo style and thier nuiances...
"Its a great thing the destruction of words"...George Orwell...1984
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I know this style of collar tab has been sold at respected dealers sites as originals but for me personally I dont want it.
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I am very suspicious of thes tabs, something is just not quite right, I think the very light cardboard backing is what caught my eye first. Yes, these are for sale on a respected dealer's sight right now, and the price is $150.00 for the pair.
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The rune embroidery is not what I expect to see. I just can follow the other statements here.
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I too agree with what has been said here. I never have seen an emroidered tab with the cardboard backing, and the bevo ones with the cardboard were not sewn on.
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