Newly aquired

[Bergflak]

Picked up these two items from a resistance fighter this week. The former owner was identified with position during the war (SS officer), so he can be identified. The cap eagle appears used, but has a yellowish appearence (but not so much that the picture indicate!). Is this due to soiling? IF I place it on the e-stand, what would be a fair price? (I allready have one!)

The SS-sm badge was made in Norway for Supportive members (Støtte-medlem)of the Germanske SS Norge. It has taken a fair beating, and the enamel needs to be repaired. It is numbered at the back, but no archive of the numbers exists today.

[Bergflak]

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[JOHN VD HEIJDEN]

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If this is a real yellow
I<m very intrested


Look at mine signature

[JOHN VD HEIJDEN]

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The eagle is a good one
But i reallly can,t see if he mabe be postwar-dyed with yellow paint ?????


I also give you A p.m

[Gary Wood]

John,
this is not a tropical one look at the back, the front has gone yellow with age.

by the way you will have to alter your signature PM me or see the relevant post by the site administrator
cheers,
gary

[JOHN VD HEIJDEN]

John,
this is not a tropical one look at the back, the front has gone yellow with age.

by the way you will have to alter your signature PM me or see the relevant post by the site administrator
cheers,
gary

I thought I could score ,would bet this was very close

Heey Gary what do you think
about mine new signature???

[Bergflak]

Point taken!

Naah, not tropical, probably just yellowed with age. Tropical would probably not surface in Norway!

[Gary Wood]

"Heey Gary what do you think
about mine new signature???"

[SgtB]

This is a real cap eagle my friend, and although I was sure it was
tropical....