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Old July 12th, 2003, 07:26 AM
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Found this new post on the web which I thought might be of interest. I know nothing more that what is said, owner invites mails.

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"i found a nazi arm band, its easily authentic due to the wax stamp on the back stating made in Berlin,serial, and date.
its red with a gold swastika and a gold sword. could some one tell me something about it, or possibly what its worth. I'll excetp bids on it i guess, i'm just curious to know what i own."

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Old July 12th, 2003, 05:50 PM
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Just an educated guess here, since no one has chimed in, but I beleive that's an SA armband. Sounds like one I've seen that's basically the SA sports badge. I'm sure in time, someone more knowledgable than I will help you out.
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Old July 12th, 2003, 10:12 PM
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Thats what I was thinking--sounds like an SA armband.
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I believe that this armband was for an official officiating the athletic competitions for qualification for the SA Sports Badge. It is worth, depending on condition about $35.00-40.00.
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Having been fortunate enough to have been invited to Mr. Goody's home one afternoon, and previewing his collection of fantastic SA and other political aquirements, I would have to say, myself not being a student of this area, that I'd accept his estimation of its value. Thanks Sam for your posting.

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