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    I've seen pictures of SS soldiers sporting metal SS ruins on their collar tabs, but they look crude, some had hole to sew them onto the collar tab, none appeared to have "surface detail." So, any guess about these? They are the same size as collar tab ruins. There are pointed 'tabs' at the top and bottom of each ruin for attachment.


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    The original ones were used by the Latvians (and Estonians) on their collar tabs and were 'locally made'.

    Ian.

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      #3
      hi, I've never seen a pair of metal runes like these. Can you post the back ? I'd like to see the prongs.
      thanks
      Max

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        #4
        Originally posted by Ian Hulley View Post
        The original ones were used by the Latvians (and Estonians) on their collar tabs and were 'locally made'.

        Ian.
        agree,here a set of ground find in pomerania used by Latvians
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          #5
          Metal runes

          Here is a set with metal runes that has been removed from a tunic .there are in fact other styles of metal runes and the one you have posted look good.ive seen them in a few different base metals.
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            Back

            Back of the tab.
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              #7
              Originally posted by john mack View Post
              Here is a set with metal runes that has been removed from a tunic .there are in fact other styles of metal runes and the one you have posted look good.ive seen them in a few different base metals.
              hello john
              are the runes one piece?or have one rune only one fixing on the back?
              regards
              uscha

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                #8
                Runes

                The runes are connected by a cross peice all one item. Not two runes.

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                  #9
                  o.k thanks.very nice tab

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                    #10
                    tab

                    thanks uscha , i like the metal runes the most , i wonder why the germans did not use metal , to me they are the most desirable tabs .

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                      #11
                      Here is what the reverse of my ruins look like.


                      Mike

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                        #12
                        rune

                        YES THIS LOOK GOOD IMO, IVE SEEN THIS STYLE OF ATTACHMENT ON OTHER WAR PERIOD RUNES BEFORE ,

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                          #13
                          amazing pieces guys!!!! really interesting to see the different styles made.

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                            #14
                            Hi !

                            Also have 2 variantes of relic ss ruins.

                            On weekend I will make detailed fotos if you are interested. Here an older pic of them.

                            Best regards Bernhard
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                              #15
                              what is the ss ring in the middle of this ? i n post number 14 from pzb14

                              with the SS on black background

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