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Hello gents,
I am pretty sure this one is good Zimmermann, but confirmation is needed.
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Superb
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That's a beauty ....
I'll give you a tenner for it
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You are such a cheapskate David...Originally posted by Stossgruppe3 View PostThat's a beauty ....
I'll give you a tenner for it
Regards
David
give you 20 for it !! haha
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anyonelese noticed the repair on one of the prongs? Wartime or postwar?
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If he's buying will be post-war, if he's selling will be wartimeOriginally posted by Niederlande View Postanyonelese noticed the repair on one of the prongs? Wartime or postwar?
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Who are you talking about???Originally posted by Totenhead View PostIf he's buying will be post-war, if he's selling will be wartime
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I am not sure if this necessarily must be a repair...Finish is exactly the same as on the whole eagle and everything looks compact and consistent to me. Why this "dirt" on the base of that prong cannot allready come from production process?Originally posted by Niederlande View Postanyonelese noticed the repair on one of the prongs? Wartime or postwar?
It is much easier to accept this theory than believe that anyone who "repair" one prong also refinished the rest...Sounds too strange to me
Or...if anyone decided to repair one prong "postwar" with intention to deceive collectors, he surely would make better job. It will be really easy job to most of us to smooth down the base of that prong....before repainting the eagle etc....
Sorry, but all possible scenarios sounds not more realistic to me.
Just few words based only on my common sense
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