Never before seen - full length and with certainty scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres) woolen-based so-called: 'FHH-Ärmelstreifen' (ie. cuff-title) as was intended for the soldiers- (ie. NCOs) serving within the: '60. Pz-Gren.-Div.' “Feldherrnhalle”

This is an attractive - and actually never before seen nor encountered! - example of a: WH (Heeres) unusually woolen-based (!) so-called: 'FHH-Ärmelstreifen' (ie. cuff-title) as was (I deem) specifically intended for usage by the soldiers- (ie. NCOs) serving within the: '60. Pz-Gren.-Div.' “Feldherrnhalle” and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem presumably issued- albeit hardly- ie. never worn-), condition. The cuff-title comes in truly full-length condition and measures (folded) approx. 48 cms. in length (and is 4,3 cms. wide). The piece is executed in the machin-embroidered (ie. unusually NOT 'BeVo'-woven!) technique and is woven in silver-greyish toned linnen (in the so-called: 'Sütterlin'-script!) onto a typical earthen-brown-coloured- (and/or woolen-based) background as to be expected. The piece is, however, void of any silverish-grey-coloured 'borders' (which is unusual). The piece - which shows two unfinished but 'stitched-together' ends - shows some truly minor storage-age and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an ususal, full-length and machine-embroidered 'FHH-Ärmelstreifen' as was intended for the soldiers (ie. NCOs-) serving within the: '60. Pz-Gren.-Div.' “Feldherrnhalle”: I deem that this interesting cuff-title would merit further investigative work. I deem that I have priced this attractive and never before seen piece, accordingly!