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Originally posted by Dietrich Maerz View PostA thread about how to make fakes to look more original is maybe interesting for display purposes but surely not for the Crosses Forum. That is why ithas been moved here.
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I must remember to tell the owner of this Spitfire that I don't like it because 90% of it is reproduction.
https://www.christies.com/spitfire/i...ive/index.html
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Originally posted by Volksgrenadier 44 View PostHello there,
Firstly I'd like to say that if it works for you then fine ,I wish you the all the best
I'm the kind of person where if asked for an opinion ill give it and in this instance my opinion is that I dislike reproduction militaria full stop.
I see absolutely no attraction in having (in this instance) an original third Reich tunic decorated with an artificially aged decoration. I take your point on the financial side of things and as I said before good luck to you but when I see repros and worse again artificially aged repros it sticks in my throat.
I'd love to see your original tunic mind you
Kind regards ,
Ross
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Very well done with the Tunic. A Woundbadge is still missing there and you have it amost done then. CongratsWWW.EDELWEISS-ANTIQUES.COM
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Originally posted by AntiqueWW2 View PostVery well done with the Tunic. A Woundbadge is still missing there and you have it amost done then. Congrats
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Originally posted by BenVK View PostI must remember to tell the owner of this Spitfire that I don't like it because 90% of it is reproduction.
https://www.christies.com/spitfire/i...ive/index.html
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Personally I don't like reproductions but understand your reason for putting one on a tunic due to the cost of an original. You did a nice job of aging the cross. The only thing I would ask is that you scratch the word fake on the back. Hopefully that will prevent some new collectors spending their hard earned cash on an artificially aged fake when your collection comes up for sale.
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