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    Cloth DKIG - opinions requested

    Hi guys,just picked up this DKIG,
    there is a stamp on the back with A.Westmann is that would be the maker of it ?

    Thanks in advance,

    regards,

    Eddie
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      #3
      Affirmative.
      Seiler.

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        #4
        Nice one.......gonna see it on the e-stand soon?

        Thanks,
        Mike

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          #5
          Nice choice example, congrats!

          P.S:

          Love your camera work.

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            #6
            very nice

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              This is what I described as Version 3 in my book. The swastika is smaller than with the other two types. Most of them have the "Westmann" sticker but it is not known whether he was the maker. The wreath and other material is identical to the version 1. They are rare.
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                Originally posted by mvm71 View Post
                Nice one.......gonna see it on the e-stand soon?

                Thanks,
                Mike
                Hi Mike,long time havent talk to you mate, i hope you well not really looking to sell it yet but will be interested in some trades.

                items of interest:


                1.PAB by EWE silver and bronze - mint.

                2.PAB by R.R.S. Detailed Grass silver and bronze mint

                3.PAB by Wilhelm Deumer hollow tombak mint

                4.PAB Seven Wheeler bronze - mint

                best regards,

                Eddie

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                  Originally posted by Dietrich Maerz View Post
                  This is what I described as Version 3 in my book. The swastika is smaller than with the other two types. Most of them have the "Westmann" sticker but it is not known whether he was the maker. The wreath and other material is identical to the version 1. They are rare.
                  Hi Dietrich,
                  thank you for all the info,did i understand you correctly that this Version 3 is more rare ?

                  regards,

                  Eddie

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                    #10
                    Yes.
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                      #11
                      Thank you Dietrich and thanks to all for help and nice comments !!

                      regards,

                      Eddie

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                        #12
                        Very nice one Eddie, congrats!

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                          Hi Eddie, Nice cloth DKiG!!!! I like this such cloth DKiG with ususal maker stamp on its back. I dont see Westmann stamp very often. Thanks for showing your Army cloth DKiG!

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                            Originally posted by redjames2004 View Post
                            Hi Eddie, Nice cloth DKiG!!!! I like this such cloth DKiG with ususal maker stamp on its back. I dont see Westmann stamp very often. Thanks for showing your Army cloth DKiG!
                            Hi James,no problem and thank you for nice comment

                            regards,

                            Eddie

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                              Eddie, a very nice example my friend!
                              Cheers, Steve
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