NAZI Brass Plates

[Drew M]

Anyone know what these are for.

[kradman]

Fakes from the 1980s I am sorry to say , were being sold as door push boards , if you do a google search you will find a lot the same

[crowback]

They are for wasting your money.

[Bob Hritz]

I remember these old copies from the late 1960s.

Bob Hritz

[DanCz]

They were common in the late 1960's early 1970's along with a host of different very convincing looking "aged steel" buckles (SS Red Cross L/w etc) here in England then they disappeared until re-appearing about 5 years ago - - - they are nice conversation pieces but no more than that !! They were sold by a company in the West Midlands (Birmingham area) and allegedly used in Govt buildings but i don't see the buckles anymore however.

[Jimmy]

Same guy who did the Wells Fargo buckles.

[Military]

What text does it say at the lower part around the border?

Mil

[Waffe]

I believe it says: "Arno Breker, Berlin..." which is nonsense.
Agreed that it is fake.

http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...ght=door+plate

http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...ght=push+plate

Kent

[Lampwick]

They were sold by Nicholas Morigi at one time. I had a couple of them on the doors of my study.

[jmcm]

If they were real plates they would not be nailed on and not with tiny nails.

[Bob Hritz]

The same company made fantasy Disney door plates. My daughter had one I placed on her bedroom door.

Bob Hritz

[rlimike]

Sucks to be this guy.

[scotty1418]

OH NO!

Seems like someone comes on here asking about once every 1-3 months...