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    Huge RZM metal eagle - boxcar? 37-1/2" wide

    Hello all,

    Any ideas on what this one was for, a political train eagle possibly? Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated, thank you!

    William Kramer
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            William,

            Probably mounted for a government office and not a train or loco eagle. I dont like it. looks crudely cast and could be a repro.
            Most likely sand casted. The RZM marks also do not conform to textbook stamping.

            Best to hear what the rest think.

            Mil

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              #7
              I can't tell you if it's a good or bad one but I find it pretty impressive nonetheless !

              Regards, Henk

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                I have never seen one of these birds RZM marked and I don't like the style of the RZM stamp for what it's worth.

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                  Hello all,

                  I don't think I will be pursuing this one and thank you for your opinions prior to my purchase!

                  William Kramer
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                    #10
                    Is it just me, or do i see An RS overstamped with X RENO AND the R of reno covering or trying to cover the S...in R S ....could this have been a 60's souval repro of the giant one behind hitler in one of his speeches (wasn't that one gold in color)? Just food for thought .

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                      Incorrect Maker Marking for Adler

                      Hello Mr Kramer,

                      This Adler is very Fake,

                      1/ It has an incorrect RENO RZM stamp. - RENO of course being the Austrian manufacturer RZM M3/82 Gruber & Co, Wien (Vienna). See the two examples of correct RENO Markings and Adler quality (photos courtesy Thomas T Wittmann)
                      2/ Reno only made Political and Diplomatic wall Adlers in Aluminium of much greater quality than this.
                      3/ This model Adler is often seen and was always made in either cast zink or of sheet copper/tin alloy by a manufacturer other than RENO-
                      the eagles head is indicative of this. (photo courtesy Herman Historica),

                      Conclusion- This is a casting of the Non-RENO Diplomatic Adler, home stamped with a RENO RZM mark- a poor attempt at reproducing a classic Diplo Adler.
                      A search of wall eagles on this forum will show at least 3 different examples of original RENO wall Adlers as well as a couple of fakes.

                      Best Regards,
                      Michael
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                        Original RENO
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                          Original Zink Non Reno
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                            Here's a photo of an original.
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                              William, thanks for posting.

                              Mil

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