Wierd EK stamp...
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Last edited by bratwurstdimsum; 05-06-2009, 06:50 AM. -
The stamp reads: IM NAMEN DES FÜHRERS (In the name of The Führer). In my opinion that says it all. A fantasy stamp.
Besides that, a German would have written the word "des" without a capital D.Cheers, Frank
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A logical conclusion for me would be:
If stamp A is fake and stamp B shows the exact same handle and contruction, I do not even have to think about stamp B. But that is just my approach and I frankly have to admit I know nothing about stamps. Stamp A just seemed so weird in what it is all about and HOW it is done that it is impossible for me to be original.Cheers, Frank
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Fake. You can tell by the typeface on the stamp MS Frankenstein font.
Don't feel back since there are plenty of these stamps around - alot saying them come from Poland, "recently found in a desk", ect.
Erich CraciunComment
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I have seen alot of these at a dealer on a fleamarket here in Copenhagen. All he sells are really bad repros from Poland. The first time I saw them was about 2-3 years ago - there is no doubt these are fakes.
Cheers ThomasComment
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Hi,
Please take a look at the earlier stamp-questions and answers and you know why these are fakes.
Eric-Jan Bakker
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Lieber Bratwurstdimsum,
Try :Polizeipraesident Frankfurt a. Main.
Sorry - another fake.
As a collector, I would not even bother with ANY of these fakes. The fakers know that they can sell them for a great price and even at reasonable prices ($50 or so) they can make bake their price of production.
Save you money.
Erich CraciunComment
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Bratwurstdimsum...
The "font" on this one is more convincing, however if a "fake" comes from once source and so does this one, then I would suspect them all being faked.
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