More Skullduggery

[Robin Lumsden]

It's a desk ornament this time. It's marked 'Ges. Gesch.' so it's definitely German. And the silvered zinc is typical 1930s. But SS? Or Hussar? Or even Masonic?

We'll never know.

Makes a good paperweight though!

[MartyC]

ss

Looks like something from "Pirates of the Carribean"!!

Just kidding, I can imagine this being on some Administrator's desk!

Marty

[Bobwirtz]

Alas poor Uric, I knew him well... he got his skull chromed! It started with him losing his hair...

Bob (Hamlet)

[Gary Wood]

Robin,
Very nice paper weight what ever branch it is, I have seen what i think are Masonic daggers with that style of skull on the handle, they also can sometimes be found on ebay
cheers
gary

[bnz. 42]

Very nice one

[Gary Wood]

Any body else have any non standard TK items?

[Matthew S.]

That would make a hell of a pencil holder!

[WARLORD]

I WOULD SUGEST A STRONG MASONIC LINK. The emblems of mortality.

[Dr. Strangelove]

Ah, the administrative "head" of Theodore Eicke's complaint department.

[DaveJ]

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[johannes post]

what is that dave.
originel third reich ?
never seing in my collecting years such a strange piece of ww2 curiosa.

regards johan

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[Robin Lumsden]

Any body else have any non standard TK items?

How about this, Gary.......

[Robin Lumsden]

Nothing to do with the SS of course, but you can see where they got their ideas from.......

[John T]

That is a nice one Robin! What is the hat skull made out of? What is the cockade made out of? I have never seen that one before.

John