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    Hi Guys!
    Is there any chance this is a period produced product?
    Thanks!
    Bob
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    Not really, certainly would not be this one and there are more convincing but still questionable examples as well.

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      #3
      Thank You Sir!
      Bob
      www.collectortocollectormilitaria.com

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        #4
        Hi Bob ! It ought to be made from terracotta, but this one seems to be made from coloured gypsum.

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          #5
          Originally posted by Reinhard2 View Post
          Hi Bob ! It ought to be made from terracotta, but this one seems to be made from coloured gypsum.
          Hi Reinhard!
          I know this is a dumb question but what exactly is terra cotta?
          Thank You!
          Bob
          www.collectortocollectormilitaria.com

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            #6
            https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terracotta

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              #7
              Originally posted by BobI View Post
              Hi Reinhard!
              I know this is a dumb question but what exactly is terra cotta?
              Thank You!
              Bob
              Bob, John T has / had an SS terra cotta plaque on his website awhile back (it will be in his archive page) and the details on that one were very, very sharp compared to this one, this one looks like a copy of a copy. I guess that it could be a period home made piece.
              Regards,
              Michael H.

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                #8
                Thanks Guys! A friend who used to collect is moving and I almost have a feeling he was going to put it in the garbage. It may not be real but as a decorator I think it is cool. I hit estate sales and advertise these days for all kinds of antiques. I have started to really like "artsy" type of stuff, I guess we change over the years.
                Thanks for all the help!!
                Bob
                www.collectortocollectormilitaria.com

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