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    Oaks and swords

    How about these oakleafs. Are they legit and original 1957 oaks and swords or copys ?

    Thanks.
    Peter Wiking
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    #2
    Any ideas at all ?

    Cheers.
    Peter Wiking

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      #3
      I see only one problem here Peter. I've never seen such large silver stamp before.
      Antti

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        #4
        Originally posted by Blitz
        I see only one problem here Peter. I've never seen such large silver stamp before.
        That is my consern to.

        Thanks.
        Peter Wiking

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          #5
          It seems that everybody's eyes fall on that big 800.



          Originally posted by Blitz
          I see only one problem here Peter. I've never seen such large silver stamp before.

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            #6
            First thing that caught my eye too.

            They look like standard '57 issue to me.
            Interested in hand-stitched EM/NCO LW insignia and cuff-titles
            Decorations of Germany

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              #7
              Am I correct in saying that they look like S&L? Maybe if Peter can verify the eight dots on the sword.

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                #8
                Hi.
                Thanks for showing interest in the underrated area of 1957 awards.
                I dont have the set in my hands. I have tryed to work a bit on the photo in Photoshop.

                Cheers.
                Peter Wiking
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                  #9
                  There are a lot of so-called 57 Oaks and Oaks/Swords that are offered on EBay, particularly German EBay which are actually fakes, castings taken from genuine 57 pieces. Every genuine 57 set of Oaks/Swords I have seen uses the same small ribbon loop found on the Oakleaves alone. The excessively large 800 mark and the fact they have had a non-typical elongated ribbon loop would put me off these.

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                    #10
                    Interesting observation. So all 1957 re-issues should have a small loop? Very good to know. Thanks Gordon.




                    Originally posted by Gordon Williamson
                    There are a lot of so-called 57 Oaks and Oaks/Swords that are offered on EBay, particularly German EBay which are actually fakes, castings taken from genuine 57 pieces. Every genuine 57 set of Oaks/Swords I have seen uses the same small ribbon loop found on the Oakleaves alone. The excessively large 800 mark and the fact they have had a non-typical elongated ribbon loop would put me off these.

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                      #11
                      Thanks all. Thanks Gordon. I will leave this "1957 set" behind me and look for another one.

                      Cheers.
                      Peter Wiking

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                        #12
                        Came across these, which look rather good. So posting here for comments and feedback.

                        mm21 900 Obverse oaks with swords (this one has a large ribbon loop though!!)
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                        Last edited by bugibbian; 09-13-2004, 09:36 AM.

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                          reverse
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                            L/50 SiLBER 900 Obverse oaks with swords
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                            Last edited by bugibbian; 09-13-2004, 09:31 AM.

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                              L/50 900 reverse oaks with swords
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