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    #1

    Greiz 1934 buckle

    Hi Guys,

    I have only seen or heard of a couple of these referenced previously- what would the current thoughts on this buckle be please?

    There was a tinnie issued for this event with the exact design of the roundel. This one has had some heavy polishing over the years.

    Many thanks for any help!

    Best regards,

    Patrick
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    Hello Patrick,
    sorry to say, but this is a known fantasy buckle. It would also make no sense at all to make a buckle for a party event that lasts only a few days.
    So as to value: I would guess 20 USD as a curiosity.
    Best regards, Thomas

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      #3
      Was made out of a badge. Three of them were sold at eMedals. Surprised at the range of prices. If it was glued on it might come off with some acetone. I would be nice if the pin was still there.


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        #4
        Yes, of course a fantasy buckle, so the nearly perfect solder spots are obviously from the former roundel?

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          #5
          Originally posted by Guido L. View Post
          Yes, of course a fantasy buckle, so the nearly perfect solder spots are obviously from the former roundel?

          Maybe even the roundel is fake. Some aspects could give that impression!

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            #6
            It is a nice looking item, but it looks like a tinnie that was put on a buckle. I do not know how you could prove that something like this existed Patrick. If you saw a period photo of one in wear or one in a catalog or some other proof that would be great but until then I would have to lean towards bad.

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