Is this a good one? Details are crisp and may be a Junker? Ur is it a fake?
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It looks like an original Rettemaier piece. Finish has completely faded but else wise it seems to be in good condition.Kind regards,
Giel
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Looks like an original Rettenmaier for me as well, reverse hardware is typical and you can see the hand-saw marks on the inner edge of the wreath.
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Thanks guys. Got this at a militaria show this weekend and the dealer insisted it was a repro but I thought it had a chance. So I gambled. Is this a rare variation or is it common? Aprox what do they usually price out at?Comment
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And thanks for the interesting threads posted on this company. Lots of amazing detective work and studious, erudite speculation there. Love reading the whole process there. If only or governing, intelligence and journalism communities were as up to speed on their issues, eh?Comment
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