VtwinVince
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That's a tough one, certainly not an award piece, but very convincing construction. I have a similar one with pierced crown which has been dismissed as a fake, but which I believe is an interwar example.
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I like the looks of both those Schnallen.
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That's a great Saxon group, who's Vati?
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What constitutes a 'native Canadian'? I was born here, that makes me native.
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I think fleabay has become one of the most heavily manipulated sources of fakery around.
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Wow, not only the OTT ridiculous engraving, but the 'period correct' nonsensical lithography on the inside of the case.
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This one's seen some action, but it's scarce: BMVO4mdK by Hemmerle 1905, a converted piece with the flames separately attached.
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Agreed, here is another favourite of mine.
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Indeed, the Rittmeister would be pleased with that grouping. More Wuerttemberg.
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There are a bunch of fake cases making the rounds now on German fleabay, including some for the various grades of the AO. So yes, extreme vigilance is now the rule.
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Sometimes the learning experience can be costly.
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Those are a major minefield. I'm not big on the reverse finishing on that one.
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I agree, that RAO3mSudK is a real stunner. More Duchies.
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I like the looks of that one as well. Here's one with the crown.
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Here is a fourth class with the Geneva Cross.
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Unfortunately it's bronze gilt and hollow. But nice quality regardless.
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Altenburg Komtur.
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Here is 'a nice pair'.
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I reiterate my opinion on this thing: fantasy piece.
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I agree, one of the mass of semi-presentable fakes of this badge on the market.
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Albrecht Komtur by Scharffenberg.
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Hi Lorin, LOL, I generally forget what I have as well. Do you have any info on the provenance of that bar? Here is a Wagner RAO2 on a piece of cut up sash from a RAO GC.
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I agree with Alex on this one, an interesting combo with the PKOM.
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Wow, that is a beauty. Regarding the Frack, these triangular Saxon mounts were usually worn on an angle, otherwise it looks pretty weird. Here is some Wuerttemberg action.
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Meybauer PLM.
