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    Nsdap pôle top for review

    hello

    I need your help with this one :
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      #3
      Imo ...

      Originally posted by steiner68 View Post
      Nsdap pôle top for review
      hello
      I need your help with this one :
      Hello steiner68:
      IMO, looks to me like an authentic traditional 2nd type
      NSDAP eagle flag pole top, based on RZM markings, etc.
      Do you collect other pole top types too, I am just curious.
      ........OFW
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      .......^^^ .................... some of my collection ...................... ^^^...

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        #4
        Hello OFW,

        Only this design !

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          #5
          I agree that this appears to be an original 2nd type NSDAP PL pole top, and it carries the correct RZM license prefix of M3/...but your photo of the whole number is blurred, so I can't tell what the rest of the numbers are. Can you please provide?

          Cheers,

          Br. James

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            #6
            Hello

            M3/27

            Not in my possession.

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              #7
              As others stated. Looks good. The inside of the pole sleeve is nice, clean and concentric.



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              Last edited by Berghof; 05-30-2020, 03:33 PM.
              https://www.ww2treasures.com

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                #8
                Originally posted by Berghof View Post
                As others stated. Looks good. The inside of the pole sleeve is nice, clean and concentric.



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                yes ..sleeve has been honed out ..PROBABLY MY FAVORITE STYLE TOPPER... EC

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                  #9
                  Thanks, steiner...RZM M3/27 was the license number for the firm of I. H. Schmidt u Söhne of the Westphalian industrial city of Iserlohn.

                  A very nice piece!

                  Br. James

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