hi guys got this little set its a bit boreing not many entrys.but is the entry for ek2 usual.and did this guy serve in prauge.thanks for looking
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The entry looks very dubious to me - especially as the there is no authorising stamp! However, the writing also looks 'wrong' and not period. If I recall, fakers regularly used stamped award entries?Comment
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I have agree with David I'm afraid Doug. The use of stamps is known in SBs ad WPs but is very unusual. I have only a a few out of thousands of entries in my WPs. They are nearly all Wound Badge entries with I think one Ostmedaille. I'll try and find some.Originally posted by dphillipsd
The stamps are usually of a small font that fit nicely into the SB\WP. They are not of an oversized variety like this one. Most fake stamps are even worse than this one...most done using individual letter stamps.
Also as David says the writing in this SB is very dubious (the signature and date are in the same hand and pen) and there is no authorisation.Comment
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this was a very cheap set i did not even look at the ek stamp.thought i could use some of the pages as i have nice books with some pages missing this must be the week for duds got some pics today and one of the pics a nice panzer you can see that the paper is new.so i got back intouch and told them they said it was from original neg and printed about 1960s.what a load of bull s...
ad of bs
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Poor attempt.......from Militariaweb if I am not mistaken?
Interesting drawing for his barn conversion
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Collecting interests: Cavalry units, 1 Kavallerie/24 Panzer Division, Stukageschwader 1
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It's a bloody small barn...perhaps he ended up with something like the stonehenge set in Spinal Tap.Originally posted by Ian JewisonPoor attempt.......from Militariaweb if I am not mistaken?
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yer sure looks like his barn.and i suppose none of you ever bought any duff books
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