The star that started this thread I do not like at all, you can see where it has been printed in three parts. First one triangle, then the second and then the word. On the back you can see where something like a Dylon fabric pen was used to draw the lines. Uneven pressure used which would not occur in a stand roller method on a machine. To prove my point I will try and make a star today to show how quick and easy it is.
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A few hours later and here is the result. Not perfect because I did it in a rush but shows what could be achieved.Comment
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Great info David much appriciated
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Not with the eagle stamp
No way
Most of these were locally produced the German staff took no interest as long as they were there or thereabouts in design and many variants exist. But if it makes you feel better please find the order that requires these to be stamped prior to sale.
Look at the museum pieces no eagle stamp on those,
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Here's some info on their period production at " Twentse textielbedrijf De Nijverheid " ;
>> http://deoorlog.nps.nl/page/mappen/7...afl=5&d=780392
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Eagle stamp is a typical faker artifact - to make sure that people "get it" that it is supposed to be WW2 German.Comment
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