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SS insignia weave help

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#1

So there are many different weaves, or looms that were used at various times during the war. There was the Bevo type ‘filled in’ loom weave (which I think was mid high quality wartime) and there was the late war Bevo type loom weave that had the ‘negative reverse’ threads and was called a ‘floating weave’ I think🧐 which resulted in the blocky kind of backing like the one I am posting.

Some say this type is considered a ‘Dachau’ type machine woven eagle but then I have seen the embroided thicker type that is considered a ‘Dachau’ eagle too🤷‍♂️

so with the many different types I’m just wondering is what we’ve got here, a late war manufacturing style, dachau style or a repo piece. Would love to know from more educated people on this topic.  

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#2

Anybody know, or know someone reputable that could let me know a bit more about these insignias :)

Thankyou 

#3

Danny,

 

Here is a link to another forum to broaden your search for information

 

Leigh

 

https://www.warrelics.eu/forum/

 

 

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#4

Thankyou Rakkasan, ill check it out 👍

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