SS cufflinks?

[overlord44]

Hello
What is your opinion on these?
Original or fantasy item?. Thanks. Joan

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[Seiler]

What is the date on the back of the discs?
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[TonyS]

No one better question the authenticity - Germania international are all knowing and will curse you as an "asinine self-styled x-spurt".......

The cufflinks were sold as a group and today most of them are in a prestigious collection maintained by a serious and a well-known reputable collector. The collection has been ridiculously assailed by the usual idiots who never give details that would give any credence to their asinine statements. They simply say that such cufflinks never existed in the Third Reich. They have no absolute facts, figures, or credible information as to this blatant, moronic statement, but we do have information from original Third Reich sources to the contrary. The cufflinks most definitely existed and the Berger set that we offer are 100-percent genuine with historical provenance, as well. Remember always the definition of some of the self-styled experts out there—x-spurt. ‘X’ is the unknown factor, of course, and ‘spurt’ is the noise that a drip makes when put under pressure. The quality of these magnificent pieces of Third Reich jewelry practically speaks for itself, but there is historic backup as well. The detractors as usual can only offer dubious misinformation, and anyone being influenced by their opinions and slanderous statements should ask these mentally challenged experts whence came the actual knowledge and research that they rely on to formulate these opinions.

http://www.germaniainternational.com/ss31.html

[John Pepera]

The cufflinks were sold as a group and today most of them are in a prestigious collection maintained by a serious and a well-known reputable collector. The collection has been ridiculously assailed by the usual idiots who never give details that would give any credence to their asinine statements. They simply say that such cufflinks never existed in the Third Reich. They have no absolute facts, figures, or credible information as to this blatant, moronic statement, but we do have information from original Third Reich sources to the contrary. The cufflinks most definitely existed and the Berger set that we offer are 100-percent genuine with historical provenance, as well. Remember always the definition of some of the self-styled experts out there—x-spurt. ‘X’ is the unknown factor, of course, and ‘spurt’ is the noise that a drip makes when put under pressure. The quality of these magnificent pieces of Third Reich jewelry practically speaks for itself, but there is historic backup as well. The detractors as usual can only offer dubious misinformation, and anyone being influenced by their opinions and slanderous statements should ask these mentally challenged experts whence came the actual knowledge and research that they rely on to formulate these opinions.

With a pronouncement as stated above, who would be the seller of these rare artifacts?

Also, with another rare set attributed to G. Berger currently being offered for sale begs the question, why haven't these sold quickly?


It is true that an original or possibly more did exist but, to the crux of the subject is how many and to whom?
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Just consider me proudly amongst the mentally challenged and idiots.

[overlord44]

Cufflinks

Hello
They are marked on the back

24.4.42

Regards. Joan