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    CCC in bronce, opinions please

    Hello,

    a friend of mine bought this one on a military show in Germany.

    now there`re some doubts.

    What do you think? Original or not?

    kind regards

    Uli
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      #3
      The clasp is 100% original. I think the finish looks a bit odd, but this could be caused by a massive amount of zapon lacquer on the clasp.



      Regards,



      Daniel

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          Originally posted by Nordmark View Post
          The clasp is 100% original. I think the finish looks a bit odd, but this could be caused by a massive amount of zapon lacquer on the clasp.

          And the needle and hook were replaced...

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            #6
            Thanks for your opinin. Tom Durante wrote my friend that the CCC is a so called "Staegmeier" fake?

            kind regards

            Uli

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              #7
              I don´t see the Staegemeir "fingerprints" on this one, imo it is not one of his copies. Maybe Tom will jump in and explain what observations he made regarding that piece.



              Regards,



              Daniel

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                Originally posted by Nordmark View Post
                I don´t see the Staegemeir "fingerprints" on this one, imo it is not one of his copies. Maybe Tom will jump in and explain what observations he made regarding that piece.



                Regards,



                Daniel

                That would be great.

                kind regards

                Uli

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                  #9
                  Hi guys,

                  Unfortunately, I do believe this is a Staegemeir fake. Here is an identical one that was sold on his Best-Antiques auction site in March 2010. Red flags are the weird finish, smaller backplate and weird pin that is often used on Staegemeir fakes.

                  Tom
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                  If it doesn't have a hinge and catch, I'm not interested......well, maybe a little

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