Hi guys!
I need Your help again: Who was the maker of this clasp?
Many thanks in advance and kind regards,
Peter
I need Your help again: Who was the maker of this clasp?
Many thanks in advance and kind regards,
Peter
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Boerger & coComment
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L/57
Patrick is right. JimComment
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The legs seems kind of flat, shouldn't they be more 3D like?
They look more like they are "scratch" into the spange, instead of "comming out". i can't quit explain what i mean, but the legs of the Eagle seems to flat to me?
/FlemmingComment
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I see what you mean Flemming,Originally posted by Flemming View Post
But that may be due to a scan over a photo. It seems to be the nature of a scanner to make detail look shallow.
RobertComment
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Many thanks for Your help, guys!!!
Kind regards, PeterComment
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Peter, could you please post a Photo of the legs and claws of your Spange?Originally posted by peterm View Post
Thank you in advance.
/FlemmingComment
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Hi Flemming!
That is all I can do with my scanner (200 %, 300Dpi). Robert is right, this section looks much more "flat" than it is for the human eye...
Kind regards,
PeterComment
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Thank you for the additional picture, really appriciate it.Originally posted by peterm View Post
Still Think it looks weird though, but don't take my word for good, as I have been wrong before.
/FlemmingComment
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Take a look at this thread:
http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...=Boerger+Clasp
Look at Pic 3 in post 3, and try and compare the legs with your Clasp.
The legs on the one I link to, is what I would suspect them to look like.
But maybe there were more dies used for this type?
/FlemmingComment
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There are many dies of this general design. Personally I seriously doubt they're all Boergers.Best regards,
Streptile
Looking for ROUND BUTTON 1939 EK1 Spange cases (LDO or PKZ)Comment
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