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    #1

    Kriegsmarine ID?

    Hi gents.

    Has anyone ever seen an ID disc like this?
    Is it original?

    Regards, Alex
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        #4
        "Seepost" would be Maritime Mail. So perhaps this is a metal tag used to seal mail bags being routed to specific ships, in this case maybe a U-boat.

        --Larry

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            Thanks!

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              "Isnogood"

              It may be a fake like the KZ Tags in Höidal II.

              Normal Fieldpost or Luftpost or generally post have hangers (called lug or flag) made out of paper.


              Best regards, Fronti

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                Hi Alex,

                Sorry to say it but this is one of those fantasy uboat-items !
                They are for sale for many years now.

                Usually the Funker was responsible for the uboat's mail.

                I did have contact with several uboat crewmembers over the years, none of them knows of a metaltag like the one you shows us here.

                The mail was handed over to the Funker in a bag with a paper-label/tag, or when there weren't that many letters or packages it was just a pile bind together with a string.

                yours friendly

                Eric-Jan

                ps: Fronti is right, same fakes as the KZ tags.....same font is used for the lettertype.

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by Eric-Jan Bakker View Post
                  [...] in a bag with a paper-label/tag, [...]
                  Thats right. In ngermany these paper-labels are called Fahne. (don`t know exactly if lug or flag is the rigt english word for Fahne)

                  Best regards, Fronti

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                    Luckily I got it for free..

                    Thanks for your opinions!

                    Regards, Alex

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                      seepost kriegsmarine

                      I know where they came from about 10 years ago, and I can confirm these seepost tags are fake fake fake
                      Last edited by glaser; 08-13-2012, 04:11 PM. Reason: typo

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                        and again...........

                        http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...d.php?t=495448

                        Best regards

                        Eric-Jan

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                          Kriegsmarine seepost fake copper plate

                          and again, and again, ... this week and last week on catawiki


                          seepost fake cata mar 2019.JPG

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