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An NSKOV Munich-Upper Bavaria District Veteran's Association Armband

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An NSKOV Munich-Upper Bavaria District Veteran's Association Armband

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An NSKOV Munich-Upper Bavaria District Veteran's Association Armband

(National Sozialistische Kriegsopferversorung, Gau München-Oberbayern): Armband in dark navy blue wool, with gray embroidery lettering, inscribed "NSKOV" (National Sozialistische Kriegsopferversorung) in an arch above "Gau München-Oberbayern" (Munich-Upper Bavaria District), with a 15.5 mm x 30.5 mm silvered tombac NSKOV membership badge sewn in place via gray threading between the inscriptions, the badge marked with the RZM (Reichszeugmeisterei) insignia and maker marked "M1/52" (Deschler & Sohn, München) on its reverse, top and bottom edges trimmed in silvered bullion threading and sewn in place with white threading, the ends sewn together with black threading on the reverse, the armband shortened and exhibiting its original three black painted snap caps incorporated into the threading, the three original receiving snap posts clearly visible at the end on the underside, 92 mm x 152 mm, evidence of scattered mothing on both sides, near extremely fine.