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Germany, NSDAP. A Reich-Level Main Department Leader Armband

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Germany, NSDAP. A Reich-Level Main Department Leader Armband

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Germany, NSDAP. A Reich-Level Main Department Leader Armband

(NSDAP Leiter eines Amtes Armband). Constructed of red wool, the exterior bordered along both edges with red cotton-blended bands bearing machine-embroidered gold bullion wire oak leaves, as well as Burgundy-red piping indicating Reich-level personnel, with a central white cotton-blended disc measuring 80 mm in diameter and trimmed with gold bullion wire, bearing a multi-piece black mobile swastika similarly highlighted in gold bullion wire, unmarked, unstitched and measuring 520 mm (l) x 128 mm (h), minor soiling is evident and a small tear resulting in the loss of some of the gold bullion wire oak leaves is evident to the exterior, in overall better than very fine condition.