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    #1

    Desk eagle authentication and ID

    Hiya,

    Does it look legit? Looks like the silver plate is coming off in places which is a good sign of authenticity? It’s 18cm in height. Thank you

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    #2
    It is a nice piece.

    Mil

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      #3
      Originally posted by Military View Post
      It is a nice piece.

      Mil
      Are you happy it’s an original numburg piece then? There’s no markings on the back.

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        #4
        some were unmarked. some would have the hb making, others have m3/100 marking. a number were not marked at all.

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          #5
          I WOULD like to see more pics ...like bottom of base ,back ....many fakes out there ...EC

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            #6
            It has a chance, as far as just a single pic allows.

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              #7
              Single pic allows you to tell it is an original bird with a probable flipped out base.

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                  #9
                  What do you guys think with the news pics?

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                    #10
                    The loss of the silver-plating is frankly a distraction for me when viewing these pix. For example, the close-up photo of the bird's lower body, feet and most of the oakleaf wreath w/swastika appear to me to be too soft -- a condition seen on examples which have been recast from an earlier piece. Also, the back of the bird has little to almost no feather definition, and that has disturbed me in other examples...examples which often are declared to be post-war recastings -- a/k/a fakes.

                    Br. James

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                      #11
                      I think this bird is an original piece. But the condition is not the best and I would wait for a better one if I were You. These birds show up from time to time.
                      Best, Thomas

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                        #12
                        To me, it is an original piece and on an original base.

                        Mil

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                          #13
                          Anyone knows how much it was sold for?

                          Mil

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                            +1


                            Originally posted by Military View Post
                            To me, it is an original piece and on an original base.

                            Mil

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                              #15
                              Hi, This is the very same eagle on this UK dealers site right now, second listing down the page.
                              http://www.pastgloriesmilitaria.com/shop.php
                              Cheers, Andy.

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