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    #31
    Originally posted by Hilton View Post
    Also used on Pre-war norwegian epaulettes.
    Very interesting!

    This is a Norwegian DNL hauptsturmführer:
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      #32
      Originally posted by Hilton View Post
      The M37 lions was not made as lions for collarpatches (or to be more correct; in that size).
      I have a question for Hilton: Are the lions below m07 or m37?
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        #33
        That design is M/07, under you can see the M/37 design. M/37 can be encountered on Pre-war police badges, beltbuckles etc (produced after 1937). Never seen the M/37 design used on Pre-war norwegian military equipment/regalia, only by police/customs etc.
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          #34
          Here a illustration from Even Hagas excellent book; "Norske Politi og lensmannsuniformer 1796-1986".
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            #35
            This is interesting though it is not directly related to SS. I can see small variations in the m37 design:
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            Last edited by militaria.no; 08-12-2015, 05:32 PM.

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              #36
              Do you know if there were any kind of variations in the m07 design (between 1907-1936) as used by DnL, here Østring:
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                #37
                There will always be variations, different producers, different machinery over time, different designers etc etc I think that this sums it up for now on the subject of lions :-)

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                  #38
                  Here is my DNL tab but I like the one tab posted by A.H. Thomassen.

                  http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...ight=Norwegian

                  Rene Chavez
                  www.foreignvolunteerlegion.com

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                    #39
                    My collar tab has the sewn on lion. I have been working on a collar tab with a lion attached by two prongs. Both are the same pattern lion, as in post 36, above.. I would love to find one with both of the lion's feet level and not with one foot higher. Is this difficult to find?

                    Bob Hritz
                    In the land of the blind, the one eyed man is king.

                    Duct tape can't fix stupid, but it can muffle the sound.

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                      #40
                      Yes Bob, its VERY difficult to find I am afraid.

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                        #41
                        Originally posted by Hilton View Post
                        There will always be variations, different producers, different machinery over time, different designers etc etc I think that this sums it up for now on the subject of lions :-)
                        But first I will show these two m07 left side lions – from a NS reserve/hjelpe politi and early DnL collar patch (like from the Brenden collection). When I started collecting these not knowing about different models these could have been different designs/models for all I knew. For collectors the time span of 30 years from 1907-1937 is important to remember. For many reasons an early or late production could have been used on a DnL collar patch(es). And as you write “there will always be variations, different producers, different machinery over time, different designers etc etc”. This is important to notice. As far as I know these lions have not been reproduced:
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                            #43
                            Originally posted by Hilton View Post
                            Yes Bob, its VERY difficult to find I am afraid.
                            Thank you, Hilton. The search is much of the fun of collecting.

                            Bob Hritz
                            In the land of the blind, the one eyed man is king.

                            Duct tape can't fix stupid, but it can muffle the sound.

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                              #44
                              Absolutely Bob, the classic; The hunt is better than the catch springs to mind :-)

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