Heer Tailor labels: Let's make a reference list here.

[azyeoman]

A nice parade mounted bar.

[azyeoman]

A nice four bar with an interesting catch assembled by Brookmann-Westmann of Dresden.

Edited August 9, 2013 by azyeoman

[azyeoman]

Another nicely assembled bar.

[azyeoman]

A beautiful Godet that's sadly been broken up.

The third ribbon is for the Social Welfare Medal and the last ribbon is for the Italian Messina Earthquake Medal.

Edited August 11, 2013 by azyeoman

[azyeoman]

A non-combatant's beautiful bar assembled by William Gunther of Dresden.

Edited August 19, 2013 by azyeoman

[azyeoman]

Here's a nice one by Sedlatzek of Berlin. It's nice to know that often the labels were made in different colors.

Edited September 17, 2013 by azyeoman

[azyeoman]

A new and very fine one for the thread.

Max Reuter

Munster i.Westf.

black on aluminum rectangle

sewn on each end

[azyeoman]

Another one by

Gustav Vietor

Wisbaden

[azyeoman]

Another nice frack by Werner of Berlin.

Edited September 27, 2013 by azyeoman

[M Hunter]

Here is a metal tag on a ribbon bar:

Bleckmann Celle Abzeichen

[azyeoman]

Another new one for an entirely WWII bar. No name, but the address.

Edited October 10, 2013 by azyeoman

[P.F.]

A few from my collection:

Wolfg, Rob. Schwarz
Direckt am Weddingplatz
N 65. Mullerstr. 115, 467463

[azyeoman]

Another fine one by Hocke.

[P.F.]

Frankfurt- M, ECK, Liebfrauenstraβe

[P.F.]

Louis Kase, Stettin
-Schulzenstr. 10.

[azyeoman]

A beautiful Fracke with a red label by Paul Kust.

[P.F.]

Seit 1890*

FahnenFabrik Mehn
JNHABER: ERICH GROTHE
BRAUNSCHWEIG

[P.F.]

Friedr.
Sedlatzek.
Berlin.W.8
Leipzigerstr 108

[P.F.]

Frankfurt- M.
ECK
Liebfrauenstraβe

[P.F.]

Gebr. Godet & Co.
Ordensjuweliere
BERLIN, Charlottenstr.55

[P.F.]

Gustav Schuft
ORDENSDEKORATIONEN
COTTBUS
BERLINERSTR. 161

[azyeoman]

A nice non-combatant China medal bar.

[azyeoman]

A nice Godet bar.

Edited November 6, 2013 by azyeoman

[azyeoman]

A good WWI & WWII Bavarian bar by Scherm.

Edited January 12, 2014 by azyeoman

[azyeoman]

An ECK WWII trio.