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This is right out of the woodwork in Warren Michigan. A friend of mine bought this several years ago from the vet's family, and needs a few bucks. It is a great example showing almost no age or use. The color is nice and bright, and it displays really well.
This is a great example showing almost no age or use. The color is nice and bright, and it displays really well.
This is right out of the woodwork in Warren, Michigan. It sold @ an estate sale last year, which I missed, but bought it last week from one of the local antique guys. It is a nice clean example with only one tiny moth nip. The white circle is coming off about one third of the way. I can have my sewing lady fix it free, if the buyer would like it fixed. It does not detract the way it is. This one will display very well in the man zone.
This is a nice looking example with no problems or issues. There is a nice GI tag with capture info, name & date on the inside.
This one is full length, but shows some age, use and stains. It is full length, and has a cloth tag, which was cut off, but is still there. It displays well, and sure looks real! If you fear replicas, or on a budget; this is for you.
This is a very original example. If you fear fakes, this is for you. It shows a few moth holes, and looks to have been period shortened for the summer tunic, but is a 100% original untouched example which will display well.
This is a nice looking higher level armband with clean wool and bright colors. There are some slight pin holes where the vet had pinned some tinnies and medals. Still, it is a good looking piece, and a harder one to find.
This is an excellent unissued piece. It has no issues, problem or moth lunches. It will display perfectly in your collection.
This is a very attractive issued example without problems or issues. It is bright and clean and sure to get you kicked out of school or work, unless you work @ a Nazi bookstore.
This is a nice honest example showing honest age and use. The gold is nicely tarnished. The body is in overall very good condition showing only one small snag or tear which looks to be about 1/4 long, and really does not show.
This is a nice honest looking blue piped NSDAP leader's armband with gold colored stitching around the edges of the Swaz. The body is in very nice condition. There is a slight worn area on the edge of the whit, which is hard to see. There are a bit hard to find, and don't last long.
This is the 1st one of these I have had. It is a printed center sewn to a red background. The condition is excellent. This is a hard one to find don't miss it.
This is the 1st one of these I have had in a long time. It is good looking example showing only light age and use, with a bit of a dirty area on the back. It is nicely marked to the German Railway, and is a great display piece.
It is good looking example showing only light age and use. It is the printed version which is a bit harder to find, but in my opinion not as attractive as the embroidered version. Still, it is nice, and nothing glows under the black light.
This is the typical cotton Party armband showing light and age, but with a nice clear NSBO worker's union stamp.
This is right out of the estate of a US WWII 3rd Army vet in Fraser, Michigan. I bought the original suitcase full of German WWII flags and other great souvenirs. It is 100% untouched. It is mint only with a couple wrinkles. You will love it.
This is a really nice original example right out of the woodwork in Bay City, Michigan. It is not mint but excellent with the original paper tag.
This is a clean attractive railway armband without any issues or problems. You will love it.
This is a good looking original example. It is nice and clean from the front, but has a stain on the back, which does not show.
This one is in nice condition with a great Red Cross stamp.
This is a nice honest unissued example. It shows some age, but has no issues.
This is a nice original example made in the correct woven style. It will look great in your collection.
This is a really nice example of the standard RLB armband. It has a few light speck of old stains, which are hard to see, but nothing bad, and is nicely marked on the back.
This is a nice original full length piece measuring 16.5X2 inches. the ends are factory rolled and sewn with some woven letters @ one end. It will look nice in your display, and won't break your bank.
This is one which is as little harder to find. It has a nice bright color, but does have several very small holes in the back.
This is one you don't see too often. It shows some age and use. The 1st H shows some mild deterioration, but still overall it displays well.
This is a really nice original example right out of the woodwork in Bay City, Michigan. It is mint and perfect. This is a hard armband to find in red.
This is a nice original example with good colors and most of the tag.
This is a really nice original example right out of the woodwork in Bay City, Michigan. It is not mint but excellent with the original paper tag.
This is a very nice armband with a greeting to a Brother back home, from the GI in Europe. The condition is excellent. You will love it.
This is an honest example showing some age and use. The SA insignia shows a small amount of damage, but nothing major
This is a very nice example of an NSDAP member serving in the luftschutz. It is a larger size for the overcoat. 
This is a hard to find armband, and the 1st I have had. It is made of a rayon type material and shows light honest age and use, but still in good condition.  
This is for personnel performing duties for the NSDAP aka Nazi Party. It shows a bit of age, but is overall very solid. This is a little harder armband to find.
This is a hard to find armband. It came for a vets estate in Western Michigan. It is wonderful condition . The back has old glue from some tape. I removed a bit of it with my thumb nail, and I think it will be a good project for the buyer. 
These are tough to find armbands. It is a nice honest example showing light surface moth snacks, but no lunches.
Here it is right in the original envelope it was sent home in. The variation armband is mint and perfect. It has been in this envelope since it arrived home in Michigan. The envelope with the return address shows some age, but still displays very well. This is the 1st one like this I have had, don't miss it!
This is right out of the estate of a US WWII 3rd Army vet in Fraser, Michigan. I bought the original suitcase full of German WWII flags and other great souvenirs. It is 100% untouched. It is mint only with a couple wrinkles. You will love it.
This is a great example with a nice local property stamp. It will look great in your collection, but don't wear it to school on the Fuhrer's birthday. Ms. Nussbaum will not like it.
This is a high quality unissued example. It shows very light age and is in great condition. There is a slight area where the edge of the circle under the Swaz slipped out, while being sewn down, in the factory. Still it displays very well and is nice and original example.
This is a very nice interesting example. The material is like very high quality felt-like. It has several tiny moth nips, but overall is very good.
This is a very nice interesting example. The material is like very high quality felt-like. It has some moth nips, but overall is very good.
This is a very nice original piece showing only very light age.
This is right out of the woodwork in Madison Heights, Michigan, and is a mint tagged example. Don't wear it to school, or unless you work @ a Nazi book store, to work either.
This is a really attractive example The colors are really bright. Wear it to work, and watch your co-workers comment on what a nice example it is. 
This one was woven in a BeVo style with the white circle very close to the edge. It shows some age, but is nice variation.
This is a war time printed version. It shows a little dirt and age, but is very honest looking. Don't wear it to school; they will not like it.
This is a little tougher to find armband. It measures just under 2 inches wide. This example is mint and unissued.
This is a really nice original example right out of the woodwork in Bay City, Michigan. It is not mint but excellent. It is the 1st one of these unfinished ones I have had.
This is a great example with nice bright colors. You will love it.
This is a very nice example made with a woven swaz. It is not mint, but excellent.
This is right out of the woodwork in Madison heights, Michigan. It is an interesting printed variation with small dots around the square. It is almost perfect with only one tiny rust spot.
This is right out of the woodwork in Madison heights, Michigan. It is an interesting printed variation with small dots around the square. It has some rust stains and one small hole, but still displays well.
This is a very nice standard issue version made on silk screened cotton. It looks to be issued showing a little age, but no abuse.
These are really nice original examples right out of the woodwork in Bay City, Michigan. The condition is mint and perfect.
This is a WWII era armband for WWI vets. It is an woven patch sewn onto a dark blue wool field. This piece is a nice original example.
This is a late war silk-screened armband for the military stretcher bearers or carriers. Medics wore the red cross Armband. It is an original example, but a late one. The condition is very nice.
I have seen these armbands listed as both of the above. It is in nice condition showing just a bit of age, but no damage
This is a very nice printed armband showing only some light age age use.
This is the early machine embroidered example. It is nice & in original condition.
This is the early machine embroidered example with a clear unit stamp. It is nice & in original condition.
This is a hard one to find. It is in nice condition and without issues.
This is a really nice example, it is not mint, but really good.
This is a really nice example, it is not mint, but really good.
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