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    ss eagle RZM M1/8

    Just Picked this up , from what i founded in forum its looks good
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    I'm far to be an expert about this area but this eagle could look good to me but we better wait for more experts
    COLLECTING POLITICAL ITEMS, HJ AND SS

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            Sorry, these are known cast reproductions. These same eagles appeared on many of Kai Winkler's caps a few years ago, which I pointed out around that time.

            The eagle's head looks smashed from the top, when you look at the back side.
            For some reason, all of these eagles from this run, look exactly the same and there is a distinctive notch behind the head as well.

            Furthermore, the base material is all wrong, prongs are wrong, etc.
            The skull appears to be the matching fake as well.

            Chris

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              Originally posted by SScollector View Post
              Sorry, these are known cast reproductions. These same eagles appeared on many of Kai Winkler's caps a few years ago, which I pointed out around that time.

              The eagle's head looks smashed from the top, when you look at the back side.
              For some reason, all of these eagles from this run, look exactly the same and there is a distinctive notch behind the head as well.

              Furthermore, the base material is all wrong, prongs are wrong, etc.
              The skull appears to be the matching fake as well.

              Chris
              Yes, lots of examples of these sets were around in the early days of the internet forums. Many on the rainbow of colour-piped visors Winkler used to peddle.

              Ian

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