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    #16
    Personally I think the spacing between the runes in the first tab and on the ones in post #12 is too wide. They seem to be very well made, but I'm not convinced.

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      #17
      Do backward and forward facing runes have the same criteria for originality?

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        #18
        Originally posted by istra63 View Post
        David- How would you describe the black base material?
        Is the piping made of wire only?(specsavers)
        Does this wire look like tarnished silver?
        Forward leaning Runes is probably a misinterpretation
        on behalf of the embroiderer!

        Constructive .... I like that
        To answer your question the base mater is a soft badge cloth .... Its
        and not something you would expect to find on a modern fake / repro which is normally fluffy and course
        Regards David

        PS yes the wire is tarnished ... Exactly
        Last edited by Stossgruppe3; 01-03-2016, 05:31 AM.

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          #19
          Originally posted by cbuehler View Post
          Hi David,
          Unfortunately my opinion on both tabs is not good. These reverse runic tabs must be very rare and the overall general construction is not what I feel comfortable with, especially the second tab you posted with permission.
          Having said that, the very first one posted looks like it may possibly stand a chance, but again, I remain doubtful.

          CB

          Thank you CB ...
          You are entitled to say what you like ... It's your opinion
          But as Robert has already stated it would be good if we could all take a deeper look into why these tabs were made. As so many do get passed by.
          Lets look at these forward facing tabs shown (not the allgemeine) let's assume they are copies ... why would you make a copy of an original when they are so rare ?
          On the other hand if these are copies you don't see them that often.
          Regards David

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            #20
            Originally posted by brooksbz View Post
            Do backward and forward facing runes have the same criteria for originality?
            This is what I would like to find out ....
            As you have already stated both have unterlagen and are quite well done
            These would costly to make along with being time consuming
            But still classed as very doubtful
            Regards David

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              #21
              Originally posted by Stossgruppe3 View Post
              As some of you know I am a bit of a runic fan ...
              Therefore I would like to show this runic tab I have had for a while.
              Now before you all start slating me and the tab ... Take a closer look
              Yes it has forward leaning runes ... (see inclosed pic taken from book)
              There is unterlagen underneath
              The bullion is nice and tight and NOT glittery
              It has a piping around the edge which I have to say is very similar to that of the last tab I posted ...
              which if you remember had a rusted look to it.
              (sadly I can't find the thread right now)
              The backing is an area that gives me a little concern ...
              There isn't any overlap of material which could be okay
              but this kind of buckram ?
              Over to you my friends ... What's your opinion ?
              Thank you and Regards David
              Hi David
              Is this the thread you were looking for.
              http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...d.php?t=817160
              Cheers
              Dave.

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                #22
                Originally posted by D Davies View Post
                Hi David
                Is this the thread you were looking for.
                http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...d.php?t=817160
                Cheers
                Dave.

                Yes that's the one ... Spot on Dave
                Thank you
                Regards
                David


                Now I have the shots of the tab I now own ... you can see how easy it is to bypass these items sometimes.
                As you can see the piping on this tab is exactly like the piping on the very first one I put up for review
                Regards David

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                  #23
                  Originally posted by Stossgruppe3 View Post
                  Yes that's the one ... Spot on Dave
                  Thank you
                  Regards
                  David


                  Now I have the shots of the tab I now own ... you can see how easy it is to bypass these items sometimes.
                  As you can see the piping on this tab is exactly like the piping on the very first one I put up for review
                  Regards David
                  Glad to be of help David
                  I like the piping on both examples I believe it is just tarnished,just the same way any silver item would be with age.
                  Cheers
                  Dave.

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                    #24
                    Originally posted by Stossgruppe3 View Post
                    Thank you CB ...
                    You are entitled to say what you like ... It's your opinion
                    But as Robert has already stated it would be good if we could all take a deeper look into why these tabs were made. As so many do get passed by.
                    Lets look at these forward facing tabs shown (not the allgemeine) let's assume they are copies ... why would you make a copy of an original when they are so rare ?
                    On the other hand if these are copies you don't see them that often.
                    Regards David
                    Hmmm, just why these tabs were even made is mystery at this point. I would refer to the recent Danish tabs thread when with regard to the question of why copy originals when they are so rare.
                    Possibly these type of runes are not quite as rare as thought?
                    I would certainly think that the normal accepted rules (for what they are worth,,,) regarding materials and construction would apply to these tabs as well.
                    However, like the Danish tabs and others, empirical information on these may not exist.

                    CB

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