Marke Dalluge

[stonemint]

Just the type of accordian-like pleating we like to see:

[nonameno]

Hi Gentlemen,
I just posted a recent addition to my collection on this thread;
http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...=1#post6792985

Thank you,
Curtiss

[enorepap]

This Dalluege is finishing its run on eBay: less than 40 minutes at 400 euros (I'm not participating in the auction). From my point of view, some features are convincing, others a little less. Since this producer or retailer has always been one of my black beasts, in the sense that even today I don't know much about it, I would be interested to hear the opinion of other more experienced friends than me. Many thanks and best regards

[Kurt]

This Dalluege is finishing its run on eBay: less than 40 minutes at 400 euros (I'm not participating in the auction). From my point of view, some features are convincing, others a little less. Since this producer or retailer has always been one of my black beasts, in the sense that even today I don't know much about it, I would be interested to hear the opinion of other more experienced friends than me. Many thanks and best regards

In my opinion, an unquestionable original Dalluege !

Kurt

[nonameno]

Hello Fellow Collectors,
I agree with Kurt! This looks like a lovely, original war-time example. I particularly like the bullion cap eagle! This makers caps have such a lovely shape to them. It also has the peculiar ersatz sweatband typical to this maker.
Thank you,
Curtiss

[N.C. Wyeth]

Maybe another one to add to the collection?

[stonemint]

NC, that is one suh-weet lid!

[N.C. Wyeth]

NC, that is one suh-weet lid!

Thnaks! I had to laugh when I got it - as the first thing that came to mind was "High-Tops" from the 80's (we remember those, don't we? )

[enorepap]

I agree with Chris