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Clasp is Buntmetall while the pendant is made of zink. -
Very unusual pendant construction, but this is not the only one I have seen!
Perhaps someone has another?Comment
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cracking
no problem at all IMO
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I agree, nothing wrong with that one Ludwig, very nice.
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Thank you very much, friends!
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You have a very nice Fighter clasp there Ludwig
AndyComment
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That's a nice clasp Ludwig
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Another real sweet clasp Luwig
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Nice clasp but you have to assume the pendant has been added post war.Comment
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How come?Comment
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I think you can see why.Comment
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Eh... No? Please tell me!Comment
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Are you being serious? It is not a typical attachment and could be done by anyone with a few pieces of copper wire and solder. The onus would be on you to prove it was wartime done. I wouldn't believe it was wartime for done for one second.Comment
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Well, your "logic" is just the other way round, IMO. Do you make an arrangement like this, if you are trying to fool someone? Don´t you look at "textbook" clasps and try to imitate?
This is obviously done by someone who had all the "rights" on his side!
Ever heard of "field made"?Comment
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