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Here is another one for your viewing. v/r DN

Hi Dan Glad you enjoy them. When I saw these dies, my jaw dropped. The detail on the dies are amazing. Best of all, there are more. I will post one or two a week so please check back to see them. I also took photos of some Italian dies and will post them as soon as I finish with the German dies. v/r DN

Hello, I am not sure it it is the lighting but the white enamel on the Red Banners does not look normal from the photos; unless the enamel were repaired. v/r DN

Greeting, I can't answer your question but here is a photo of the an original die that made the front part of this medal. v/r DN

Greetings, OK, we got the WWI Wounds Badge so here is the die for the WWII Wound Badge. v/r DN

Not a die, but still interesting. This is the raised paper seal for Himmler. + Der Reichsfuhrer - SS + Note the matched number 494 on the seal and on the lid of the container for the seal. v/r DN

OK, here is another one to look at. v/r DN

Hello Mr. Williamson, Thank you for your quick reply. I am somewhat busy at the moment but I will try to post photos when I can of the other dies that I saw. Thank you for your quick reply. v/r DN

Greetings to All, Here is another die to look at. I do not know much about this area of interest. Can members of this forum let me know what sort of items were made from these dies. Thank you, DN

I should have taken measurements of these dies. I think your measurements is pretty close to the one in my photo. While I am at it, here is another die to look at. v/r DN

Have you look at the first posting photo on this thread. The die looks pretty close to your foam one. What is the distance between wing tips? v/r DN

Details of the inscriptions. v/r DN

A photo of a plaque made almost 66 years ago. It is over a meter in length. Pardon the poor quality of the photo. v/r DN

Greetings to All, Can someone tell me what badge was made by this die? Thank you in advance for your assistance. v/r DN

Translation of the writing: From Lais Bakhsh written by Ali Samad. v/r DN

Enjoy. v/r DN

OK, a couple more. v/r DN

The other side. v/r DN

Sorry folks. I posted the wrong set of dies. This is not my area of interests, but here are the dies for this medal. v/r DN

Here is the other part of the die. v/r DN

Greetings, Here is an original set of dies that made this medal. You can make out the bands on the top and bottom. v/r DN

Greetings to All, I think this one was used to make the belt buckle. v/r DN

One more... Darrel: Here is a post from another forum member. The CCC is massive and the rear of the CCC has another die (with the maker mark on it for example). I think that this shown positive front side CCC was the original die used to make the negative die which in turn was used as press mold for the actual clasps. Regards, DJ ------ Oh there are a whole lot more of these original dies that I saw. Some in better conditions than other.

Hope y'all enjoy the photos. v/r DN