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    Posted (edited)

    Hi. Saw this ribbon bar on ebay, wondered if the devices etc looked ok to the experts.

    Thanks in advance :cheers:

    John

    Edited by General2
    Posted

    Club rules discourage comments on current auctions.

    After the auction is over though, comments are welcomed.

    My apologies. I am new here, must get reading the rules. Hope i have not offended any members.

    John

    Posted

    welcome !! sorry i can't help Looks like a nice bar but I am no expert on these devices !!!!! someone out there must know ???? this forum is the place to find out !!! :cheers:

    Posted

    The bar has been removed from ebay and the seller is having his own private auction What would be a reasonable price to pay for this bar? Please let me know or PM me....i hope to get it! :cheers:

    Thanks

    John

    Posted

    None. IMO, a total parts piece, excluding the '39 repeat device that looks like a cast copy to me.

    Thanks. I have been offered it for ?75. This too much?

    Thanks

    John

    Posted

    Thanks. I have been offered it for ?75. This too much?

    Thanks

    John

    Is ?75 too much for a fake bar? I tend to think that the price is WAY too high. I am sorry for the bad news.

    Posted

    I cannot see anything bad about it, but ?75 is enough if it is a good one - and that we don't even agree if it's good or bad...

    Guest Rick Research
    Posted

    Perfectly good Otto Schickle bar--classic and easily recognizable Spange.

    Posted

    I continue to disagree... the device does not match your samples. the head on the "eBay" bar is like a nub with a point, the swastika has a casting defect. The wing feathers (count 'em) do NOT match your sample.

    Sorry, I will disagree with my twin here...

    Posted

    Observe:

    A) Heads of eagle

    B) Wing feathers, note subtle layering and number on the Schickle standard from RR; then abserve that there are (1) more feathers on the ebay bar & (2) the two rows of wings are filed straight across, not layered

    C) Thickness and shape of swastika

    D) Look at the shape of the numeral "1" and "3"

    Posted

    Well that's really interesting. In this new photo it does not appear to even match the other image! Note that the comparison pix I made with your first closeup has what looks like a clear defect on the swastika. This new image the defect is not there! I will say I am much happier with this spange based on this new photograph.

    Guest Rick Research
    Posted

    The "headless" Schickle Spange is, I think simply an "artifact" (I am extending my pinkie drinking tea) of the CAMERA not catching the ROUNDED slope of the ) ribbon bar front. It's "below the horizon" rather than a straight on shots from my SCANNER, where the birds are resting on their tumtums on the glass.

    There is--always and ever--NO SUBSTITUTE for in hand inspection. So all we can offer on the basis of 2-D imagery is an opinion on how THAT looks... and of course always have the right to return something once it arrives FOR in hand inspection.

    From everything that I've seen-- and especially the absence of nasty little scratches around the tabs on back to indicate monkeying around-- no alarm bells are going off for me with this one.

    But then I am the Cute & Fluffy GOOD Twin. :catjava:

    Posted

    There is--always and ever--NO SUBSTITUTE for in hand inspection. So all we can offer on the basis of 2-D imagery is an opinion on how THAT looks...

    Amen and hallelujah.

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