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    #16
    OMG!

    But now Michael - what about Bobs eagle which was shown at Broadsword militria forum and WRF? I think the eagle shown here in first post and his eagle look a little different, but can You tell?
    Best regards, Thomas

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      #17
      Hi Thomas,


      I'm only referring to the eagle here in the first post as a reply for Mil, but I really like the one in Aluminum also posted in this thread by AThor,


      Cheers,
      Michael

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        #18
        Michael,

        Wow! Thanks for the information on the plaster mold. Now I know this baby is a repro. Mystery solved. Again, much appreciation!

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          #19
          Originally posted by mloppkit View Post
          Hi Thomas,


          I'm only referring to the eagle here in the first post as a reply for Mil, but I really like the one in Aluminum also posted in this thread by AThor,


          Cheers,
          Michael
          THX for my eagle MIchael.
          Looking at this excellent thread ([url]http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/forums/showthread.php?t=606732&highlight=lyre+eagle&page= 4] mine is in fact a LYRE EAGLE A LITTLE SMALLER THAN ITS TWIN FOR SCHELLENBAUM
          Sorry for the confusion

          Best

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            #20
            Yes, there were two different sizes for this type of eagle. One for a Lyre and the other for a Glockenspiel.

            Mil

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