Description says it's a bronze 1934 pattern 
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It is a poorly cast copy of an original Deschler.
The weird pin makes me believe this one was not made with the intention of trying to fool anyone. It was likely made for display or reenactment. I guess it could also (theoretically) be a locally produced copy which was period-made, perhaps as a temporary replacement or to outfit foreign volunteers who were lacking in adequate supply of insignia. However, if that were the case (which is doubtful) there would be no way to prove it was original without real provenance.
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Notice the enlarged nasal cavity from too much cocaine.
Bob HritzIn the land of the blind, the one eyed man is king.
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Now that, on the other hand, was created with the intention of trying to fool people into believing it is original, but it is far less convincing that the copy above. It is hard to believe that anyone would fall for that one, yet people do...all the time.Originally posted by besslein View PostComment
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bwanek1 - thank you for your opinion. As i said - i did not like the back, prongs etc..
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i would not buy "your" totenkopf ever
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oh no......Originally posted by besslein View Post
SS Visor Cap Skull Insignia - $ 585
Super SS Visor Cap Skull insignia. Still has a good portion of the finish and great patina.
# 2600
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Wow,
That skull posted by Tony S could be used used in denture commercials. They could use one of the TK tabs thats missing teeth as the before picture.
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