Truely Rare Wartime Totenkopf Tab

[Bob Hritz]

This pattern was very short lived, using the early skull pattern with the later positioning of the skull.

Bob Hritz
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[Kurt Meyer]

Looks very very very nice!!!

[herrgeezer]

This pattern was very short lived, using the early skull pattern with the later positioning of the skull.

Bob Hritz
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Hi Bob. Very nice tab you are showing us. Can you tell the approximate timeline when this pattern was manufactured?

[Richard P]

I believe this same pattern skull can also be found on the very smooth black moleskin backing.

Richard

[WEISNER]

Very nice Bob! Do you or perhaps another member have a photo of this tab in wear?
Thanks for posting this for us to learn (drool) about!
Best Regards!
Kevin

[Greg Domian]

And here is his brother...

[gil setz]

beauties

[Kurt Meyer]

Wow great skull!

I would like add one day one of those in my collection!

[Massimo F.]

Wow great skull!

I would like add one day one of those in my collection!

me too how much would this kind of tab go for?

[Eddie]

Nice skulls Bob and Greg

[Steve T]

me too how much would this kind of tab go for?

I saw one on a dealer page early this year for $950.00 I offered one on E-Stand for less and it didn't sell, not sure why but I guess many people don't realise this version is a rare tab.

[Dr. Strangelove]

Direct Vet Lot

This one was found in a Vet lot by germanwarbooty.com aka John T.

[Dr. Strangelove]

Tk

front/back Skull positioning, not looking down.

[Richard P]

front/back Skull positioning, not looking down.

I'm sure by "not looking down" is how he tripped and damaged his teeth. Definitely adds character.

[Ludwig]