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    #1

    SS eagles Help please !

    Hello everyone,
    I need your help to know if these eagles are originals or not.
    With all my thanks for your valuable information which is all welcome!
    Jack















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    #2
    Nice eagles...

    //Felix

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      #3
      Number three looks like the weave is wrong, front and back. Other than that one, they eagles looks fine to me.

      regards, Robert

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        #4
        All original ... 3 is plug-ugly but real.

        Ian.

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          #5
          Thank you Felix, Robert and Ian for your comments that help me formidably. I am happy to be able to count on experts like you to examine these historical objects and to differentiate them from reproductions.
          friendly
          Jack

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            #6
            Ian and Felix may be right, but I'd still be careful with number three.

            The chest detail on even the late war eagles has a pattern to it - Number three lacks any pattern. The feet are also "short", mis-formed and not equally aligned on the bottom. RZM eagles are being faked well these days and the variations in head shape, wing fletching, and symmetry does not help, but the chest have a typical pattern to them.

            Even the later war version sometimes associated with the SS paratrooper smock has a feather pattern to the chest. However, Ian and Felix know insignia well and it's possible I'm just being paranoid.

            s/f Robert
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              Robert E thanks for the picture, it helps in learning

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