My first 1st Pattern

[rhudspith]

Just in for xmas, been trying to start a scalloped collection for ages and this is the first I've been able to get my hands on, cheers Darrell .

Detail is better than I thought, hope you guys like it.

[rhudspith]

rev

[Don D.]

That is my favorite 1st pattern style spange.

[grueni1208]

I would say there must be another (great) screwback, too.

Regards

Grueni

[Nico C]

Wonderfull piece

[Pascal H.]

Great catch Rob.
What a nice xmas present you bought yourself.

These birds are getting very rare.

Here is mine. Complete with the backplate

KR
Pascal

[Darrell]

Just in for xmas, been trying to start a scalloped collection for ages and this is the first I've been able to get my hands on, cheers Darrell .

Detail is better than I thought, hope you guys like it.

Rob, glad you like it .... it was tough letting this guy go, but the Navy was calling

[tinmantis]

exquizzit!
regards
jon

[Flemming]

Oh boy, Oh boy...I need one of those

These two are some really nice birds

/Flemming

[all1knew]

Hello,

Really a nice bird.

Does anyone out there have a pinback version from this same maker?

William Kramer

[Pascal H.]

Here is one which was sold a few years ago by Detlev.
I know of several other ones owned by members of this forum.

KR
Pascal

[George Stimson]

Here's my pinback example.

[George Stimson]

Reverse.

[Jørgen E]

Do you find these spanges with a maker mark? Is the maker known on this specific spange?

[George Stimson]

I've never seen one of these with a maker mark. There is a similar style of early Second Class Spange, however, that is very much like the "regular" Spangen made by "L/57" (Boerger & Co.) and there has been some speculation of a connection there.