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This sleeve eagle is sewn to a EM Gendarmerie tunic that belongs to my son Douglas .City of "Bromberg".
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No comments so far, is this pattern bothering others?  Here is and example from a neighboring city...
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Hello,
This pattern is a well known and widely used authentic eagle. These are very commonly found as feuerwehr eagles, and all other branches as well. I think this is it in wear in a period photo
Regards,
Bill U
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quote: Originally posted by W.Unland:
Hello,
This pattern is a well known and widely used authentic eagle. These are very commonly found as feuerwehr eagles, and all other branches as well. I think this is it in wear in a period photo
Regards,
Bill U
Hi Bill, thats what I though although I wanted to make I wasn't missing anything. You know how the tides change at times! Thanks for the confirmation and great picture!
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