Original German WWII Six HJ National Youth Association BeVo Embroidered Clothing Diamonds with RZM Tags - Uncut from Factory Roll Japanese Military Maps in service used condition

in service used condition

This is the inspector marking for Nahum W

to be always remembered for its snow

Stirndruckfei DeutschesReichspatent

The maker’s mark is below the right side door

Original German WWII Six HJ National Youth Association BeVo Embroidered Clothing Diamonds with RZM Tags - Uncut from Factory Roll Japanese Military Maps in service used conditionOriginal Items: Only One Set Available. The term "BeVo" originates from the company Bandfabrik Ewald Vorsteher, a manufacture of ribbon and lace located in Wuppertal Barmen. The company began to use the abbreviation BEVO in the 1930s, which would often be marked on their products. There is some confusion over the company, with some claims that it was several companies merged, however these all had separate RZM designations, so they were not combined