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    #46
    H.J. Marseille receiving his goblet.

    Pierre
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      #47
      Period pic of Marseille's goblet. Very useful to help checking the authenticity.

      I suppose that Marseille's and Rudel's goblets must be the most expensive ones.

      Pierre
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        #48
        Originally posted by Pierre View Post
        Period pic of Marseille's goblet. Very useful to help checking the authenticity.

        I suppose that Marseille's and Rudel's goblets must be the most expensive ones.

        Pierre
        It is better to use Robert Tate's book's ( published by Schiffer several years ago) photos as it has many close up photos ,especially the name band area, of the goblet.

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          #49
          Today i visited a collectorfriend and he show me the book of Robert Tate book of Marseille (2008 printed) I was shocked ! The book has fakes of documents an forgeries of signed photo and clipping of Marseille inside.

          Not serious book !


          For serious collectors is only the book good:

          Walter Wübbe "Marseille" Ein Jagfliegerschicksal in Daten,Bildern und Dokumenten !

          Here inside is the Original wartime photos from the goblet from Marseille
          Page 206/207

          Writting : Unknown what with the goblet of Marseille was happen !

          In Robert Tate s book there are only the photos from the actuelly showing goblet in this forum - not from the wartime goblet photos !!!

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            #50
            Originally posted by frankandfrank View Post
            Today i visited a collectorfriend and he show me the book of Robert Tate book of Marseille (2008 printed) I was shocked ! The book has fakes of documents an forgeries of signed photo and clipping of Marseille inside.

            Not serious book !


            For serious collectors is only the book good:

            Walter Wübbe "Marseille" Ein Jagfliegerschicksal in Daten,Bildern und Dokumenten !

            Here inside is the Original wartime photos from the goblet from Marseille
            Page 206/207

            Writting : Unknown what with the goblet of Marseille was happen !

            In Robert Tate s book there are only the photos from the actuelly showing goblet in this forum - not from the wartime goblet photos !!!
            I let the forum readers to decide!

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              #51
              Chen,

              its one of the best and unique goblets around here.

              Congrats.

              Martin

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                #52
                I was expecting my mailbox to be full with my offer to pay the posted price for diamond winners' goblets. The silence is deafening.

                Bob Hritz
                In the land of the blind, the one eyed man is king.

                Duct tape can't fix stupid, but it can muffle the sound.

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                  #53
                  Without ironclad provenance, I would not touch a piece like this, and the record of Peterson in the past has not been without 'incident'.

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                    #54
                    This goblet comes with the signed certificates of George Petersen and Wolfe/Hardin. I doubt anyone can challenge their combined experiences.
                    At the end, no one will get hurt during next re-sell as I doubt this goblet will leave Asia.

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                      #55
                      Originally posted by chen View Post
                      This goblet comes with the signed certificates of George Petersen and Wolfe/Hardin. I doubt anyone can challenge their combined experiences.
                      At the end, no one will get hurt during next re-sell as I doubt this goblet will leave Asia.
                      With that news, my heart is broken.

                      Bob Hritz
                      In the land of the blind, the one eyed man is king.

                      Duct tape can't fix stupid, but it can muffle the sound.

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                        #56
                        I did make a mistake . I forget to ask Adrian Forman to write a certificate. May be I do that later.

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                          #57
                          These are the two books which we are talking about in the forum.
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                            #58
                            Let's try to help Bob for his diamond holder goblet. Besides Marseille's one owned by Chen and Rudel's one which should still be in the family with his other awards where are:

                            Gollob's, Graf's, Nowotny's, Lent's and Schnaufer's goblets?

                            I think but I am perhaps mistaking that Galland and Mölders didn't receive one.


                            Pierre

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                              #59
                              I think Wolfe has the goblet to Molders. He once offered to me after he sold me this Marseille's goblet, but I did not go ahead as I am not a goblet collector.

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                                #60
                                Cut out page from Military Adviser magazine several years ago shows Wolfe's advertisement page of this Molder's Goblet signed by Adolf Hitler.
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