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    #31
    Originally posted by Gaspare View Post
    A recent 'dug' HR was posted from the CZ Republic on GDC.. Very interesting,, almost convincing!
    I probed a bit more and i was told that all 3 HRs were from CZ!

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      #32
      Originally posted by Military View Post
      I probed a bit more and i was told that all 3 HRs were from CZ!
      Hello Military,
      Would it be possible to start a new thread with pics of those CZ fakes? Would be very interesting. Or just send me jpegs?, or link by p.m. or email? cheers,
      Jp

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        #33
        Originally posted by juoneen View Post
        IMO....another ringer.
        ringer......as in "good" right?

        Jp

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          #34
          Originally posted by John Pen. View Post
          Hello Military,
          Would it be possible to start a new thread with pics of those CZ fakes? Would be very interesting. Or just send me jpegs?, or link by p.m. or email? cheers,
          Jp
          John,

          sorry but I dont have pics to the CZ rings. I believe Gaspare pointed that one has been posted on GDC. Also, I never said that they were fakes as Ive never seen them. I was only told that they have surfaced recently from CZ.

          Mil

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            #35
            The engraver on this honor ring wasnt Gahr, that i am sure of !!!

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              #36
              Eujin, as already stated: Be very careful with ground dug TK rings. Around one and a half year ago i was offered (And almost bought) a ground dug SS ring.

              Think it was priced to 7500 euro at the time, supposedly ground dug in russia, it was also "researched" to a SS Obersturmbannführer (A Famous one, which name i don't recall now). The whole thing was bogus....................

              I will see if i can find the photos.

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                #37
                Originally posted by Jon-Olav Holden View Post
                I will see if i can find the photos.
                Jon, will appreciate if you can post some photos.
                I'd like to see how the claimed dug ring from CZ looks like.
                Thanks again for the headsup.

                Have you just returned from your trip to Germany?

                Mil

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                  #38
                  Originally posted by Military View Post
                  Jon, will appreciate if you can post some photos.
                  I'd like to see how the claimed dug ring from CZ looks like.
                  Thanks again for the headsup.

                  Have you just returned from your trip to Germany?

                  Mil
                  I'll be happy to do so if they can be for any use, i have them somewhere around here.

                  (Off Topic)
                  Well, i returned around 6 weeks ago. Haven't had time to make a thread with photos (which i will), i took tons of photos down there. I finally realized why i should visit the FHH, thanks again for the headsup before the trip!

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                    #39
                    Originally posted by Avrelio View Post
                    The engraver on this honor ring wasnt Gahr, that i am sure of !!!
                    You are correct.
                    At this date,Otto Gahr was deceased for many years.
                    Karolina certainly was NO engraver.
                    Seiler.

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                      #40
                      Would it be possible to start a new thread with pics of those CZ fakes?

                      I'd like to see how the claimed dug ring from CZ looks like.


                      For example: Five days old dug ring (supposedly) on CZ web. Missing "E" in Himmler name. Right error item or fake?
                      http://www.detektorweb.cz/index.4me?...mm=1&xb=1&vd=1

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                        #41
                        Gahr was deceased at that date, ok. but these rings were still arwarded after gahr was deceased. so another jewelry has engraved the rings...


                        Originally posted by Seiler View Post
                        You are correct.
                        At this date,Otto Gahr was deceased for many years.
                        Karolina certainly was NO engraver.
                        Seiler.

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                          #42
                          Originally posted by casey76 View Post
                          Gahr was deceased at that date, ok. but these rings were still arwarded after gahr was deceased. so another jewelry has engraved the rings...
                          .

                          Wow!What a revelation.
                          Seiler.

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                            #43
                            Who told you that Karolina Gahr was not able to engrave rings?

                            If she was smart and skillful enough to run the business of her deceased husband alone she must have been an allrounder which was not unnormal for good craft(wo)men at that time anyway.

                            Of course they had already very talented personell like Ziseleure, Graveure and Gold- und Silberschmiede in the earlier time so she probably was mainly responsible for the design, development and construction of new pieces at the end of 30ties and in the 40ties - but I bet she was very well able to engrave a ring as well.
                            The Gahr company was always on first front regarding production and working methods, they were even able to decorate and handle Goldgranulat which was something to be proud compared to the abilities of other jewelries at that time.

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