M81 Porthole

[compressore]

Hi,
I think it is, unfortunately, very much clear now.
Regards
Christian

[km-spain]

Very good investigation glaser, but I have to say it once more, the best faker job I've never seen, so he had even the yard number of each vessel from diferent makers, yours 12966 ...

[km-spain]

The eagle is not the same, mine is 14 mm from head to swastika and 10 from wing to wing. The other stamps are also not the same.

[glaser]

That is right! Eagle is different, but wing attachements to the body of the eagle are similar, left and right feet at the bottom of the M are also similiar, there is also a dot between the B and NR...
What seems strange to me is the fact that the swastica survived undamaged during the postwar use of the M205 in the
German Mine Sweeping Administration (GMSA) 1945-1947
French Navy 1947-1956
German Federal Navy (Bundesmarine) 1957-1974
...

[km-spain]

What seems strange to me is the fact that the swastica survived undamaged during the postwar use of the M205 in the
German Mine Sweeping Administration (GMSA) 1945-1947
French Navy 1947-1956
German Federal Navy (Bundesmarine) 1957-1974
...

That is true, but we can find a lot of KM stuff with the eagle+M, and most of them were in the naval depots, as ship clocks, ... could be because these portholes were painted so these stamps were not so obvious.

[glaser]

Kriegsmarine fake eagles on porthole pressure gauges wood planer

Hello Eduardo

The "round headed eagle stamp" in your #20 which is fake in my opinion, is also widely used by the same faker on other "soft" items in wood or brass, such as pressure gauges (on the brass base bolt) or wood planers.

Joe

[glaser]

KM Kriegsmarine fake porthole S25 LÜRSSEN

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[glaser]

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