Elsadeni

Hello, I'm sorry to say that the "full size" Oberland medal is in my opinion a copy(too). This fake is very often to find on german ebay, distributed by the so callled "raritätensammlerclub". best wishes Elsadeni

I'm sorry for this offtopic posting but L?bke said "Meine Damen und Herren, liebe Neger" (Ladies and Gentleman, dear Negroes). Does anyone have further informations dependin on the Max Reich Eagle? As I said the M.R. marked eagles I know look different in many details.

Hello. Could you please post a larger photo of the "Besitzzeugnis" of the Silesian eagle? The Max Reich Eagle looks in many details different as other pieces from this manufacterer. Greetings Elsadeni

Hello, I've got a small appeal to all Freikorps and especially Silesian Eagle Collectors. I opened a thread in a german WW1 Forum where we try to define the different variants and production periods of those variants of the Silesian Eagle. I don't really succeed in collecting Informations of the SA, because they seem to be spread very rarely. As I saw some very good posts in this forum depending on the eagle, I want to ask you if you could send me all Informations about this medal you have. I would be very pleases for any information! Please write me an PM or an e-mail. Thank you very much Greetings Elsadeni

Your badge looks quite good. I have the same one in my collection. It's the only badge in my collection I got from my family. Worth in Germany is between 30 (ebay and co.) and 45 Euro (prof. militaria dealer). Greetings

Hello! Where did you bought the "Annabergkreuz"? Do you know how often this badge was lent? I really like it but I think it's quite rare and expensive... Greetings

Hello, the white eagle is a copy of the polish silesian eagle. The original only exist with the original "O Slask"(it doesnt mean exactly "for silesia" like the german "f?r schlesien") slogan and a screwing disk on the back, like nearly all polish medals. The typical german needle system and the "f?r schlesien" slogan where both added in this connection to let it be more interesting for collectors. Greetings from Germany here is an original polish silesian eagle (sadly not from my colelction)

Hello! That's right. Must be a copy. "In Treuen Fest" doenst make any sense in german language. Greetings