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    SS Skull

    Wanted to share this one with You





    Bestreg.

    kindzjal
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    hi guys
    any opinion on it ? i've a doubt on it (for the place of the prong )

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      #3
      Its an original, early one. Been in the ground, or under water? You can see that the aluminum and copper layers are de-laminating, which is testament to its originality as the "fakers" haven't bothered to master Cupal yet (as far as I know).

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        Originally posted by Arran View Post
        Its an original, early one. Been in the ground...
        You've got it right
        It has been found on a battlefield not far from Breslau.

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          Originally posted by Arran View Post
          Its an original, early one. Been in the ground, or under water? You can see that the aluminum and copper layers are de-laminating, which is testament to its originality as the "fakers" haven't bothered to master Cupal yet (as far as I know).
          Was this style ever made of CupAl or only in Tombak?

          What I see just looks to me like a very amateurish soldering job.

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            Originally posted by Arran View Post
            Its an original, early one. Been in the ground, or under water? You can see that the aluminum and copper layers are de-laminating, which is testament to its originality as the "fakers" haven't bothered to master Cupal yet (as far as I know).
            These are not CupAl. Solid brass IMO. Also, at some time, someone used 2 ounces of solder to replace the pins. Nice original from the ground.

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                I think that what Peter Manzie said is right.

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