Not for me. Available on E Stand.
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Nose is indeed way two big -
Side-by-side comparison with a similar original ground-dug skull (credit to Gary Wood)Comment
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It would be great if members post their original cuffs of this particular type for a reference here
Will post mine later todayComment
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Besides the nose, it seems "close".
JpComment
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Here is mineComment
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Obviously they all look little different, since it was made by hand,i think the one on e stand have a good chance.
PS misha your example is very nice
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All bullion embroidered insignia: cuff titles, collar tabs, sleave eagles, etc. were hand-made and since they were made by many different people and with different skills, the embroidery details, style and quality can vary from piece to piece. But they used templates/underlagen to embroidere and that is why they all have pretty much same shapes of the skull nose, eyes, jaw, etc.Originally posted by Eddie View PostObviously they all look little different, since it was made by hand,i think the one on e stand have a good chance.
PS misha your example is very niceComment
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Tab Skull for Detail Comparision
Here is a skull cut from a tab--the details are well executed....Comment
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Hi John,this is very well executed skull,nice and tight
but cuff skull was different i think there was 3 different styles for cuff title'sComment
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John T
John Tele, very nice.Comment
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Go ahead and do a search for Oberbayern titles on this forum and see how many varients you find, now take into consideration that the titles pictured on this forum are a small sampling of what exists. As noted before these were hand embroidered by several different makers and cookie cutter uniformity shouldn't be expected.
Bottom line is I stand behind this cufftitle 100%, I know where it came from, I've examined the bullion and embroidery under magnification and see absolutely 0 issues.
Theres my 2 cents, have fun!Comment
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My only issue with the skull is the nose hole as Doc mentioned...everything else looks quite nice. The card board unterlagen would have to have a huge nose hole for the embroidery to come out that large. I have never seen a skull unterlagen with anywhere near that size hole. That is the only thing that I see.
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