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    #31
    Originally posted by Winkelman View Post
    Here you are Matowsky - its reverse with the WRONG type pins , for learning purposes . It's over 20 years old , and was convincing at a time when there was no Internet ( at least not like we profit from now ) ..

    And remember that ALL 475/43 's are fake !
    Winkelman:
    Thank you for the reply. I'm a little confused. Is it the fact that the 475/43 has THREE pins, instead of two? Or is it the way that the pins, whether 2 or 3 are afixed to the eagle that makes them a fake? Correct me if I'm wrong, but the posted eagle appears to show "375/43", not 475/43? Your opinion is sought.

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      #32
      Originally posted by matovsky View Post
      Winkelman:
      Thank you for the reply. I'm a little confused. Is it the fact that the 475/43 has THREE pins, instead of two? Or is it the way that the pins, whether 2 or 3 are afixed to the eagle that makes them a fake? Correct me if I'm wrong, but the posted eagle appears to show "375/43", not 475/43? Your opinion is sought.
      475/43 is a completely bogus number.

      The other eagle shown is a 373/43, which is also a completely bogus number. It was shown to illustrate the similarities between both fakes.

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        #33
        Originally posted by bwanek1 View Post
        475/43 is a completely bogus number.

        The other eagle shown is a 373/43, which is also a completely bogus number. It was shown to illustrate the similarities between both fakes.
        As per usance , Brad is correct again - what I meant to show is the following picture of a 475/43 - which is ALWAYS fake - but is not my own , but here goes >>

        These round feet should NEVER be found on any type Wagner eagles ; and they never made skulls ..
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        Last edited by Winkelman; 02-04-2010, 10:42 PM.

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          #34
          A short summary of ORIGINAL EAGLES ( IMHO - I stand to be corrected ) :

          475/39 in ALUMINUM with 2 Horizontal crimps ( different markings still under discussion ) .
          475/39 in ZINC with 2 Horizontal crimps
          475/39 in ZINC with 2 of the typical folded flat prongs in cones
          475/42 in ZINC with 3 of the typical folded flat prongs in cones - with either a Long or a Short slash .

          Leaving out the Wagner M1/8 - with either OVAL feet or soldered pins ..
          Last edited by Winkelman; 02-04-2010, 10:43 PM.

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            #35
            And now for the reason why I got back to this thread ;

            an original 475/42 added to my collection - many thanks to Military Trader .. !
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              #36
              With ALL 3 prongs of the 475/42 still intact - not easy to find - Wagner surely made the most vulnerable ones of all manufacturers .

              This is the SHORT SLASH version of 475/42 ..
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              Last edited by Winkelman; 02-04-2010, 10:51 PM.

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                #37
                great thread

                Thanks to the originator and contributors.
                You guys have some nice rare insignia.
                (and enviable knowledge)
                cheers,
                Paul

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                  #38
                  Originally posted by Winkelman View Post
                  A short summary of ORIGINAL EAGLES ( IMHO - I stand to be corrected ) :

                  475/39 in ALUMINUM with 2 Horizontal crimps ( different markings still under discussion ) .
                  475/39 in ZINC with 2 Horizontal crimps
                  475/39 in ZINC with 2 of the typical folded flat prongs in cones
                  475/42 in ZINC with 3 of the typical folded flat prongs in cones - with either a Long or a Short slash .

                  Leaving out the Wagner M1/8 - with either OVAL feet or soldered pins ..
                  Thanks to Chris , the CUPAL version can now be added to that list for sure .. ! >> http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...=1#post3941302

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