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    #16
    Originally posted by Ludwig View Post
    Ever heard of "field made"?
    Yeah, it's like every repair you ever see is always explained away as wartime done. Hilarious.
    Interested in hand-stitched EM/NCO LW insignia and cuff-titles
    Decorations of Germany

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      #17
      Now I am aware of your opinion. An opinion that you have the right to have and to express. Thank you very much.

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        #18
        nice clasp

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          #19
          Originally posted by Ludwig View Post
          Now I am aware of your opinion. An opinion that you have the right to have and to express. Thank you very much.
          You are welcome.
          Interested in hand-stitched EM/NCO LW insignia and cuff-titles
          Decorations of Germany

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            #20
            This clasp has now been inspected by an experienced long time collector IRL and is now sold. Just for your information

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              #21
              There are many clasps in collections and currently on the market which can be seen utilizing such crude "field" like methods to attach the pendants. While Rich is technically correct that these/this could have been applied post war, I believe most collectors accept this/these type of attachment method(s) as period original. As with all pieces, close examination is warranted. Even a clasp with the "proper" attachment method can be done post war.

              I would have no issues with this piece in my collection and am envious of the new owner.

              Gary B
              ANA LM #1201868, OMSA LM #60, OVMS LM #8348

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                #22
                Originally posted by Gary B View Post
                There are many clasps in collections and currently on the market which can be seen utilizing such crude "field" like methods to attach the pendants. While Rich is technically correct that these/this could have been applied post war, I believe most collectors accept this/these type of attachment method(s) as period original. As with all pieces, close examination is warranted. Even a clasp with the "proper" attachment method can be done post war.

                I would have no issues with this piece in my collection and am envious of the new owner.

                Gary B
                Thanks Gary! I agree, and I had never bought it at all, in the first place, if I didn´t believe in it, as I always – ALWAYS! – buy things for my own collection, and not to sell, to make profit. Sometimes, after some time, perhaps I get tired, and want to change direction. Then I sell. But I never try to sell anything that I don´t believe in. I have been ****ed pretty hard a couple of times, but that does not mean I do the same thing.

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