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    Vertical Totenkopf Officer Tab

    Everyone, here is another item by that collector who asked that I post some of his items on our forum. He is looking for opinions on the item and what the fair-market value of the item is.

    Thanks again!

    Ken
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        #4
        Looks good too me from the pics. I saw one for sale at the last SOS in Kentucky and the Guy wanted $2500 for i think.

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          #5
          TK Tab ........

          The whole thing is a fake ....... and I haven't collected my one fake this week. So give it to me.

          Looks very nice to me too. David

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            #6
            Despite the bullion, that's not an officer's tab. It's got the NCO/enlisted piping. NCOs and enlisted men often used bullion TKs on their pre-war uniforms.

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              #7
              Looks like a Nice original tab, although i do not think the label belongs on this patch,
              cheers,

              Gary

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                Originally posted by Robin Lumsden
                Despite the bullion, that's not an officer's tab. It's got the NCO/enlisted piping. NCOs and enlisted men often used bullion TKs on their pre-war uniforms.
                Ah, great information!

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