OAKS w. SWORDS

[Thomas E Hansen]

Let me hear you opinion on this one.
Good or bad?????

Any comments are velcome.

Best regards Thomas.

[Thomas E Hansen]

let me hear you opinion on this one.
Good or bad?????

Any comments are velcome.

Best regards thomas.

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[Thomas E Hansen]

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[Franco]

Hi,
The worst part about it is the way the oak leaf lobe has melted into the sword on the left hand side.
Not a serious piece IMO.

[Thomas E Hansen]

Hi,
The worst part about it is the way the oak leaf lobe has melted into the sword on the left hand side.
Not a serious piece IMO.

Just my idea, nothing comes so easy.

[AndolfR]

I cannot imagine the LDO allowing such a flawed example to leave its place of manufacture. The soldering blob where the sword attaches to the cluster is extremely serious, and would never have been stamped with an L/ because of it. It would have gone back into the melting pot.

Just my opinion.

[Flemming]

I guess that if you are looking for a repro, you have a good one

/Flemming

[Mike Yokum]

Agree with the previous assessments. The quality is simply not there for a period piece.

[ChrisJ]

Hmmm

Just goes to show that these little trinkets are not so easy to make !

[andrewb]

Hi Chris,

And just so we don't forget what a real "trinket" looks like, show us one of your many........Please

Regards,
AB.

[Leroy]

Chris - VERY nice to see you posting!

[Ludwig]

Not original.