Bann 451 and Bann 663 shoulder straps

[Paul Ayerst]

here is an early set chain stitches front and back, and a set of later marine front and back views enjoy

PAUL

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[Gefolgschaft]

Good catch on that early set Paul. I took the liberty of adding them to the article, they are a great set.

 

[Paul Ayerst]

by all means use any of my items

PAUL

 

[Gefolgschaft]

Definetly will Paul. Still need to put the Flakhelfer and that set of Luxemborg Flieger HJ up that you got.

 

[Paul Ayerst]

I have a vision of this project and I would think there is no place in the world to vairfy your HJ boards and diamonds and in fact see examples

 

[DouglasDwight]

Love the 451 chain-stitch boards, Paul. I'd like to know your source!

 

[Paul Ayerst]

they came from HISCOL in the Netherlands

PAUL

http://www.hiscoll.com/dutch.php

 

[DouglasDwight]

Love that chain-stitching!

 

[Paul Ayerst]

YES very diagnostic of their age as you know the chain stitching was normal on WW1 shoulders and as manufacture was improved to mass production in the early 30s it disappeared for good

 

[Patrick]

Great looking boards Paul

 

[Joe B]

Yes , very nice Paul .