Printed HJ Armband for discussion

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Ladies and Gentlemen.

I would very much appreciate your thoughts on this Armband.

Kind regards,

Simon


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Hi Simon,

This HJ-Wiki page will help with these printed armbands: Printed Armbands

They definitely existed during the early part of the TR. I like the look of yours. I have one myself which I also believe is a good early example.

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Garry said:
Hi Simon,

This HJ-Wiki page will help with these printed armbands: Printed Armbands

They definitely existed during the early part of the TR. I like the look of yours. I have one myself which I also believe is a good early example.

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Many thanks Garry, I appreciate your input.

Kind regards,

Simon
 
I never really tried previously but I looked into who the maker RZM 134 was and it is Ewald Vorsteher who made armbands and other things in Wuppertal-Barmen. He retained his RZM licence until the end of the TR. His trademark was BEVO (Bandfabrik Ewald Vosteher).

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