Rare Bavarian MVO

[Stogieman]

How many of you have this interesting enamel variation??

[Stogieman]

Reverse:

[Riley1965]

Stogieman,

I wish I did!!! Mine doesn't have enamel

Doc

[Tim Tezer]

Mine has blue enamel, but if I drink enough Jagermeister it starts to turn purple like that.

Tim

[Stogieman]

And here's where you go to find out what that's all about!

http://www.leetotten.com/mp3s/mp3s_main.html

Click on "Full song mp3" & enjoy!!

[Guest Brian von Etzel]

Which one? He's got a bunch of mp3's on there?

[Stogieman]

Why The Jagermeister Song of Course!!!!

[Daniel Murphy]

Jaegermeister? That stuff is supposed to be an after dinner digestive aid. You are not supposed to drink massive quantities of it. Seen it done, but it ain't pretty.

Rick,

Nice enamel variation. It looks like an early one with gold medallions. I thought you were pulling a "Sal" on us at first but the color shift did not apply to the ribbon, etc.

Dan

[Stijn David]

Hello,

Nice one for sure, could this colourpatern simply be a enamelmistake?

With this i do mean a wrong mix of colouring or to high heath during the enamelingproces resulting into a different endcolour.

In older times when the mix of colours (mostly oxides used etc ... in those times ) was rather delicate + the proces of enemaling is a rather delicate one, we do know the examples of the Russian Saint-Anne with black enamel => that is also the result of the enameling proces where something happened that wasn't supposed to happen (certainly in the very old ones).

I believe we do have the exact same in this very Bavarian MVO.

Cordial greetings,