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    Skull/Trench Art

    Good day Guys
    This skull attached to a spoon is said to have been collected by a POW and was attached to a board together with some other items-heer breast eagle, tags and some other insignia. As often said judge the item and not the story so here is a pic for review. Any comments as to its originality would be appreciated
    Barry
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    #2
    From the photo shown, it looks good to me

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      #3
      Agreed - very nice .. !

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        #4
        Skull

        Actually, it looks like a D&SM.

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          #5
          ..great find!

          I think a spoon like this will make my morning cereal taste so much better ..
          barry, is it stuck on the spoon like crazy glued!

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            #6
            Thanks for all the feedback guys. From what I could see the skull pins go through holes in the spoon. It was hard to make out as the spoon is fixed to a board. Here is the dog tag marked Stalag.
            Barry
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              #7
              I believe that it is an "RZM 52" skull. Very interesting!

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                #8
                Why, the hell, attaching a skull on a spoon???

                Servus, Crab

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by crab View Post
                  Why, the hell, attaching a skull on a spoon???

                  Servus, Crab
                  Maybe it was a work in progress that the maker never had time to complete. He may have just been using the spoon to provide a metal base for whatever he was intending to create and never got far enough to trim off the handle and excess metal to leave the shape he planned.

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                    #10
                    I am looking at this after a few glasses of wine and thinking why would
                    anybody do this! The skull looks promising why weld it to the back of
                    a spoon?
                    Mametz

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                      #11
                      Soldiers paid the price of admission by being participants..in doing so they can do what they please with souvenirs..no matter how bazaar we view their expressions ..I m sure he would think it just as bazaar someone would pay 1800 USD for the skull...JMHO Billbert

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                        Originally posted by billbert View Post
                        Soldiers paid the price of admission by being participants..in doing so they can do what they please with souvenirs..no matter how bazaar we view their expressions ..I m sure he would think it just as bazaar someone would pay 1800 USD for the skull...JMHO Billbert
                        I could not have said it better myself I was fortunate to be able to buy the grouping-here is the rest of the items posted in the Wehrmacht forum.
                        Barry

                        http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...d.php?t=506265

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