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Certainly not an original in the sense of 'licensed by the Praesidialkanzlei' as a possible award.
DietrichComment
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Are the oak's dished out or flat on the back?Comment
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I wonder what difference that could possibly make considering a visually evident post war reproduction...poor at thatOriginally posted by Laurence Strong
Regards,
DaveComment
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First time I see some Souval oakleave with the back like that. Its still got the left sword pommel (sp?) flaw though.Comment
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Not original!
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The same Collector also had a Fake U-Boot awards marked "Schwerin" and a Fake "Combo" marked "L/11" .
Jan ArneComment
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Both ribbon and oaks are junk
Cheers.
PeterComment
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Well I guess some of us were not blessed with all the knowledge from the RK god, and want to confirm something before they open their gobOriginally posted by Dave KaneI wonder what difference that could possibly make considering a visually evident post war reproduction...poor at that
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Laurence, one sounds like a 'gob-****e' when the evidence is obvious!
Clearly, the swords are attached at the hilts, the ribbon is post war and it's marked L/58 (Souval)!
I don't mind opening my gob but think for just a moment prior....
I do enjoy a contradictive opinion though...
Now, looking at the entire picture what are your thoughts on this item?Regards,
DaveComment
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