This bevo is bigger than every standard-bevo i have ever seen. possible?
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madandi,
Very poorly formed head, wide "spaces" between the segments, and fake rubber stamp mark all say BAD (Reproduction) to me.....
I'm sure some small variations in size could occur amoung differant styles and manurfactures.......but this bevo eagle has too many inconsistancies for my taste....
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I have the same concerns about this eagle, but the material is correct.
Then there is a variation on the size of the eagle, it must be an other maker.
All other eagle that i ever had were the standard ones in size and look.
It is possible that a other maker has a different style. Perhaps, but i don´t know for sure.
I got this eagle form the estand, so i would really know for sure if it is good or not.
The same at the tropical side-cap eagle.Comment
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I have also an eagle which i believed to be fake because of the size
Check here Andi :
http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...d.php?t=229798
The backside of your eagle looks different
HerbertComment
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The SA or NSDAP stamp and the lack of detail as noted and misshapen wreath would be enough for me to walk away.Comment
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Hi Madandi,
Playng the devils advocate here,
Im a bit torn on this one,the construction looks good as the materials do.
There is a variation in sizes for breast eagles, as there is for cap eagles.Lots of threads on here to attest to that, as well as period pics..Size is not a determining factor here.
As for the stamp on the rear, it looks like an embellishment done post war to enhance buyer appeal dont think this has anything to do with the piece itself being original.
Head and wreath shape may be the determining factors here but the head shape
is still consistent with some originals.Wreath may be out of shape but that could poor handling and storage.
The segment spacing is consistent with mid to late war eagles.No concern for me there.
Have you burn tested and blacklighted it ?
regards KKComment
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It looks fine to me - except for the stamp applied by some idiot postwar. There seems to be quite a bit of variation in these. I've never seen a copy that was even close.Comment
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funny i have a eagle with the same stamp,
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From whom did you get it?Originally posted by besslein View Postfunny i have a eagle with the same stamp,
The only thing i really don´t like is the mismatched head. The bogus-stamp, the oversize are no problems for me and i like the rest of construction and the materials.
Of course the seller will take it back if i want this, but i´m really not sure. I don´t want to have a fake in my collection, but i love to have original variants in it.
So what is to do?
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get mine from us,im sure the eagle is real,the stamp is ofcourse fantasyComment
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IMO the eagle is a nice original one
There where many many factory,s that made this kind of eagle
So it is not so odd to see some variations in size shape head body etc etc
Here are some M42-43/44 eagle,ssigpicalways seeking = BEVO Cap and breast insigniaComment
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quite the collection John thanks for posting , check this one out as well
http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...d.php?t=229798Give a man an opinion and you feed him for a day,
teach a man to use the "search" function on the WAF and you feed him for a lifetime.Comment
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almost green eagles ?
Or I'm blind.....
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Green?
They look to be the perfect shade of feldgrau for the period of manufacture on my monitor.They are also a pefect study of the variation of eagles heads.
As for the original eagle posted, the more i study it , the more i feel it is original.Comment
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