Real Oak Leaf with Swords?

[Red_Nek]

Is this original or reproduction? I know nothing about these so i am at your mercy. Thanks, Dave

[Red_Nek]

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[Don D.]

Well, its not a real one for sure.

[clevischi]

And a porr one...

[Jørgen E]

Indeed a very bad fake!

[Red_Nek]

Thanks guys.

[Mike TM]

Clearly bad fake
Mike

[Bob Hritz]

That is a lead casting with copper wire back. About the worst there is.

Bob Hritz

[Stephen Stout]

No, it is not.

[Bob Hritz]

OK, it is an alloy of lead, antimony and tin, cast by Saxony House of Illinois from the 1960's until the early 1990s. Phillip Weber made these and I watched him cast them in rubber centrifugal molds.

I would bet a shiney new dime I can bend it in half, with my hands.

Bob Hritz

[ekhunter]

OK, it is an alloy of lead, antimony and tin, cast by Saxony House of Illinois from the 1960's until the early 1990s. Phillip Weber made these and I watched him cast them in rubber centrifugal molds.

I would bet a shiney new dime I can bend it in half, with my hands.

Bob Hritz

I'll take your word for it on it's origin. That was about as good a closing arguement I've heard since, 'If it does not fit, you must acquit'.

[Tiger 1]

Furthermore it's a copy of a copy. Patterned or cast from a postwar Souval copy.

Tony

[Ludwig]

100% junk!