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**Br. James** · 04-12-2015, 07:42 AM

Looks like a good one to me, Stephen.

As an aside, I continue to wonder about the marking on the reverse of these metal Diplomatic Corps cap eagles; while the RZM logo is present, there is no license number for the manufacturer that I can find. Anyone know why? These pieces are certainly from the later 1930s, which usually means that the fully-developed RZM licensing system was in effect by that time.

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Br. James

**sshea1** · 04-12-2015, 12:11 PM

Originally posted by Br. James View Post

Looks like a good one to me, Stephen.

As an aside, I continue to wonder about the marking on the reverse of these metal Diplomatic Corps cap eagles; while the RZM logo is present, there is no license number for the manufacturer that I can find. Anyone know why? These pieces are certainly from the later 1930s, which usually means that the fully-developed RZM licensing system was in effect by that time.

Cheers,

Br. James

Thank you James.

Through research I have read that people have the same concerns about these eagles. Do you have an idea on what these would be worth?

Regards,

Stephen

**Military** · 04-12-2015, 12:44 PM

Hi James,
There are old threads on these pieces and the consensus at that time was that they were from Delta Inc. The RZM marks should not be present as Eastern European Zones werent under the jurisidiction of the RZM office.
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