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    #1

    Bullion Visor Cap Eagle General Officer?

    Picked this Eagle up yesterday, could this be a GO Visor Eagle?

    Fritz
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    Repro

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      #3
      Hmm, I don’t think it’s a repro, zero glow has age iand is cap removed, my question was could this be a GO, I think it’s coastal artillery.

      Fritz

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        #4
        Repro for my money; sorry, I know that is not what you had wanted to hear. So no - not a general’s eagle.

        J-

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          Reverse Shot ??Billbert

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            Sorry for the delay Billbert
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              #7
              Be it a repro or not, I believe it's quite difficult to tell a WH generals' bullion cap eagle apart from a KM Ground Units officers' one.

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                #8
                Originally posted by MarcoPennisi View Post
                Be it a repro or not, I believe it's quite difficult to tell a WH generals' bullion cap eagle apart from a KM Ground Units officers' one.
                Thanks and I very much agree, quite difficult that’s why I ask COULD it be one,

                Fritz

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                  #9
                  Many know more than I ...but I kinda like it..Don't recall any known repros quite like it..Billbert

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                    #10
                    Hello,

                    Nice original IMHO. Base material looks good, multiple type of bullion, no cheesy backing good bullion work overall. KM or Generals is a hard one. It looks nice enough.

                    Fred

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                      #11
                      Thanks guys! I Appreciate the positive comments, I didn’t have any issue with it but wanted thoughts on if it could have been a GO eagle, heck it might be but the difference as stated earlier is quite difficult, this is another time when ya don’t really pay attention to the snap judgments

                      Fritz

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                        #12
                        I would say it's a good original bird. Don't forget this birds was all hand sewn and could also made in france, etc.
                        So I can't see anything wrong.

                        And I agree there are no differences between an heer general officer and an coasst artillery officer bird! But they're all sold as General Eagles for a better profit..

                        steiner99

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                          #13
                          I've never seen one where there is absolutely no detail for the face/beak of the eagle. That looks like crap.

                          Steve
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