I am seeking help with the following item.It is up for auction tomorrow morning.It is an s.s. trumpeteers banner and comes with c.o.a. from Carlos contreras v. Bogota Columbia s.am. Whoever that maybe.Could you give me some idea of price for this type of item.Thanks in advance.This is urgent i would be gratefull for some sort of guide.
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I'd give that one a miss, I think.
There shouldn't be a stamp on the runes, for a start.
I'd give the 'COA' a wide berth, too.Comment
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Would look good in Steptoe's back yard.Originally posted by mike smith View Post
Last edited by Robin Lumsden; 08-08-2008, 03:03 PM.Comment
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Thanks Robin saved me a journey.Comment
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fantastic the c.o.a from bogota proffesor is the best coa I have seen so far
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Me too!Originally posted by besslein View Postfantastic the c.o.a from bogota proffesor is the best coa I have seen so far
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these seem to be poping up a lot lately
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Yea,right....$250 dollars have to be paid for the investigation and return of the flag.....and by their account is of "german origin" 1933-1943? carbon dated!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Comment
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You don't get it: he's working for the museum in the morning and is a fortune teller the afternoon....Originally posted by Federico Perez View PostComment
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I think this piece or a very similar one was circulating around the forums a few months ago. It had the same C.O.A. with it. Does anyone know who this expert is?
Keith
Found it:
http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...trumpet+bannerComment
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This item is for sale at the same auction house at crosshandsas mentioned in the archives.What a co incedence.
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Although a different banner, the construction should show you the difference between authentic and Latvian banners/flags.
Mine were obtained from a Vet:
http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...d.php?t=256635Alitur vitium vivitque tegendoComment
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