Armbands and Cuff-Titles

4th SS-Police-Panzer Grenadier Division - “SS-Pollizei-Division” Ärmelstreiffen. It is constructed out of machine embroidered black cotton with white cotton stitching and silver aluminum flatwire thread. The rectangular shaped obverse reads, in white “SS-Pollizei-Division” on a black field with two horizontal flatwire borders. The edges have been folded over and stitched together. It shows the odd thread catch and wear throughout. ... Read and See More

This armband was for wear by non-German civilians serving the Armed Forces and Russian Auxiliaries when not in uniform. it is constructed of white cotton/rayon blend and sewn to size. The obverse is printed. Measures approx 7.5" wide it has an ink stain and minor wear but no holes. ... See More

Original wartime in printed oil-cloth. ... See More

Original era manufacture. All cotton construction, with individually sewn white cotton stripes, top and bottom. Black embroidered swastika on a white cotton disc which is machine sewn to the body of the armband. No holes but staining and soil as shown. ... See More

This armband is made of a blue wool base construction. The obverse features a centrally placed: red, white and black Veterans Association insignia shield. The top and bottom edges have been folded over and stitched together. The back is not stitched to size. It retains bright colors and has minor mothing. ... See More

Here we have a 2nd pattern DKRB Veterans Officers Armband! It is constructed out of a thick blue wool base with a horizontal silver aluminum/gold bullion rank tress strip and a stitched on insignia consisting of a white rayon backing with black and red machine embroidered cotton thread. The rectangular shaped obverse features a centrally placed shield shaped insignia, ... Read and See More

Here we have a Deutsche Wehrmacht Armband. The front reads "Deutsche Wehrmacht" in black cotton thread which has been machine woven onto a yellow cotton backing. This is correctly chain stitched to the top and bottom. It measures approx. 4 inches tall. A nice piece! ... See More

A nice Verkehrs-Aufsicht Armband (Traffic Control)! Made of orange cotton linen material with black printed letters. For Military para-military formations including the NSKK. The top and bottom are turned over and stitched. Some fading to obverse and minor soil. The back has been stitched together to size ... See More

To this NSDAP armband we have; a white and black printed swastika and roundel, on a red cotton backing. The top and bottom have been folded over and have been re-enforced with stitching. Some ink has been spilled on the swas. ... See More

Here's one you don't come by often! The obverse features a centrally placed machine embroidered RLB logo, which consists of a stylized "RLB" above a small swastika, in blue, above a white sunburst pattern. The top and bottom edges have a stitched on white horizontal line. This all lies on a blue rayon backing. The top and bottom have a ... Read and See More

Final pattern Waffen SS - Polizei-Division EM/NCO Cufftitle. It is constructed out of machine embroidered black and grey rayon thread. The rectangular shaped obverse reads, in white “SS - Polizei-Division” on a black field with two horizontal grey borders. The reverse shows the typical ‘salt and pepper’ pattern. The edge is maker marked “Bevo-Wuppertal” (Bandfabrik Ewald Vorsteher of Wuppertal). ... Read and See More

A Traditions-Ärmelband der Legion Condor “1936 Spanien 1939”. The Spanish Cufftitle was instituted June 21st 1939 was awarded to members of the Army Panzer-Lehr-Rgt, Nachrichten-Lehr-Rgt, the Versuchs-Abt of the Legion Condor, which served in the Spanish Civil War on the Franco side. It is constructed out of a single-ply kapprot cotton base with machine woven gold wire thread. The rectangular shaped obverse ... Read and See More

Black/navy blue rayon construction cufftitle, with hand embroidered Silver bullion thread letters "Legion Condor" in Gothic script. Total length approximately 15" long, and approximately 30mm wide. ... See More

Cufftitle is constructed of blue wool approx. 30mm high and 16 inches in length, with embroidered “Jagdgeschwader Schlageter”, in grey cotton thread and bordered one both edges. Jagdgeschwader 26was a very notable unit on the Western front for the most part. ... See More

A 3rd Pattern "GrossDeutschland" Officer Cufftitle - In Sütterlin script, "Großdeutschland", in machine woven silver wire/thread; the top and bottom edges of the cufftitle are edged by machine woven silver braiding; overall length approximately 47cm; unissued, mint condition. ... See More

Ukunde zum Deutsches Ärmelband Afrika. The Afrika Cuff title, introduced on January 15th 1943, was a campaign award for a minimum of six months served in the African Campaign. Personnel who had been wounded, contracted a tropical illness, or had won a military award, regardless of the time served in the African theatre were also entitled the award. The award document ... Read and See More

Roughly 35mm tall by 44cm long, later, (circa May 1942-May 1945), final pattern, deep, navy blue wool construction cufftitle with heavy, machine embroidered, block letter, Latin script, "Hermann Göring" in silvery/white rayon threads. The cufftitle has the typical opened back construction with the top and bottom edges folded over and machine stitched to the reverse. The cufftitle has a ... Read and See More

Luftwaffe AFRIKA Cufftitle – Officer’s Version; of blue wool construction, measuring approximately 19 inches, centering AFRIKA in Latin script, hand embroidered in flat silvery bullion wire, folded and stitched, reverse of the cufftitle has in the center (behind AFRIKA) black stiffened fabric, as is often the case with early fine quality officers cufftitles. ... See More

A Gau Level Leiter eines Amtes Armband; RZM Tag - constructed of high quality red wool, centering black ribbed swastika superimposed on the white ribbed circle, both edged in golden/yellow bullion twisted threads; armband is approximately 13cm (or 5 inches) tall, edged on top and bottom with large golden oakleaves and red stitched fabric. This shows some soil and a ... Read and See More

A rare Waffen SS - Schule Jölz Officer Cufftitle (Schutzstaffel Ärmelband für Führer SS-Schule Tölz). It is constructed out of a machine embroidered black cotton base with silver flatwire and hand embroidered bullion stitching. The rectangular shaped obverse features in silver bullion gothic script which reads: “SS - Schule Tölz” (SS-Junkerschule Bad Tölz) on ... Read and See More

Here we have a 1st pattern Hilfs-Krankentrager Stretcher Bearers Armband! It is made out of an off-white cotton base that has a black machine embroidered cotton inscription. The obverse reads: "Hilfs-Krankentrager" (Stretcher Bearers) in black, which is surrounded by a black rectangular border and all lies on the white base. The top and bottom have reinforced stitching and the back ... Read and See More

A rare, early and beautiful National Socialist German Students League NSDStB Armband (Nationalsozialistischer Deutscher Studentenbund Kampfbinde). This is the official pattern armband was worn on the upper left sleeve of most all NSDStB uniforms as the identifying organizational insignia. It is constructed out of multiple pieces of machine embroidered black cotton thread stitched to a white cotton diamond, with outlying ... Read and See More

Machine woven on Rayon, Paris is 9" and Brussel, 8.5". ... See More

A nice Verkehrs-Aufsicht Armband (Traffic Control)! Made of orange cotton linen material with black printed letters. For Military para-military formations including the NSKK. The top and bottom are turned over and stitched. Some fading to obverse and minor soil. The back has been stitched together to size ... See More

Here we have a DRKB Veterans Membership Armband Insignia! It is constructed out of BeVo woven style machine embroidered black and red cotton thread on a white silk backing. The obverse features an encircled swastika above a black Iron Cross which is again above a red shield on a white rectangular base. It shows minor age toning yet no mothing ... Read and See More