Metal SS LAH Cypher

[billmunny]

Thanks!

And good work, Bob W.

The search continues...

[tgn]

And good work, Bob W.

The search continues...

don't dispair, one will come when you least expect it - that is how I got mine...Tom

[Bobwirtz]

This is one that a friend of mine owns. I cannot take it off of the shoulder strap but getting under it and looking at the edges, particularly the bottom, I can clearly see that it is stamped and not cast. The ciphers are attached to shoulder straps and to this tunic.

Bob

[Barzini]

don't dispair, one will come when you least expect it - that is how I got mine...Tom

Yes, and be ready to spend a lot of cash

[Dr. Strangelove]

Woah

Bobwirtz, that LAH Cypher on your Friends Tunic looks very plausible. One I would like to see in person.

[Bobwirtz]

Well, Doc, come out of your hole (subterranean Vault) and check it out! I'd be glad to take you up to see it.

Bob

[Mark Holden]

Thanks for all the info provided in this thread very informative it makes me glad I gave up collecting SS stuff a few years ago-a veritable nightmare. I'll be interested as to the opinion of Peter Whammonds 'vetting' team on his cypher, perhaps Bobwirtz will let us know.

regards

Mark

[gijoe002us]

For what its worth My knowledge of LAH cyphers is next to my knowledge of Sanskrit, I have seen the tunic Bob posted and it is a beauty cyphers and all!!


Joe

[tgn]

For what its worth My knowledge of LAH cyphers is next to my knowledge of Sanskrit! Joe

Gee, with those credentials, I hope you are not a member of Peter Whammonds 'vetting' team....

Maybe you would like to sign up for my next Sanskrit class???

But seriously, when you see a real cypher in hand, you won't be fooled by a fake. They are really something to behold...Tom

[Bobwirtz]

Update from Peter Whamond:

http://www.germanmilitaria.com/Waffe...os/S25352.html

I think Peter says it best. As you can see, if it's not good, Peter will make it good. He's a straight-shooter in my book.

Bob