A Graf Zeppelin/Hindenburg or a 1936 Berlin Olympics buckle perhaps ?

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Fortunately, they all stand out like the proverbial "Pork Pie at a Barmitzvah".

Regards,

David

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[Ric Ferrari]

Fortunately, they all stand out like the proverbial "Pork Pie at a Barmitzvah".

Regards,

David

David,

if I can ask : where do they come from ?

Ric

[Alexhip]

David, is it only the images in your possession ?
or you was able to get it in hands ? ( it is hardly, according to the pics )
any stories around them are greatly welcomed.

Thanks for sharing.
Alex.

[David North]

I do not think that it does us any harm to be aware of the fakes, copies and fantasy items, whether they are good, bad or indifferent.

There was a recent thread on the Collectors Community Forum where a member was asking for information about a particular German dealer. Not one that I know particularly well, although I had a squint and these buckles came tumbling out.

In all fairness to the dealer though, the majority are being advertised and sold as fakes or copies with commensurate prices.

http://www.stephan.de/

Worthy of mention however is that I personally found this site jolly difficult to navigate.

Regards,

David