Got this Sign 15 minutes ago!
Nico
Nico
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Oh no!
It seems like the signs are everywhere. I bought the same type.
Look at how the markings from one of the other signs is the same:
http://www.militariaweb.com/auktions...tionID=5060137
I think we should discuss this, on the other tread :
http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...914#post955914Last edited by German_military; 06-21-2005, 08:42 AM.Comment
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I got mine from a friend who worked in an old Berlin Villa, and he found it in the Basement, while cleaning up.Comment
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Hello,
Oh! Than it's just coinsidence that we have the same signs.
Greetings,
Frank!Comment
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These enamel on steel signs have been discussed before on other forums. I can only comment on experiences over the past thirty years. Signs such as these were produced abundantly in England in the late 1960s and early 1970s. A variety were available including the NSDAP "Hier Spricht", Kripo Leitstellen, Africa Korps, among others. I recall communicating with a collector from Florida in the days of "Der Gauleiter" magazine who had amassed a collection of almost a dozen such signs, all enamel on steel. I know there are legitimate Hier Spricht sigs out there of tin or wood. But, I personally shy away from all such heavy enamel/steel signs.Comment
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Can you please take some closeups of the eagle and some of the letters?
The fakers always screw up somewhere. Especially on something like this. You can't cast one of these.
M3 isn't even in my RZM book.Comment
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Sorry, sold!!Comment
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