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Shopping at the MAX Show 2017: Is it Real or Fake???
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Originally posted by DonC View PostI've been going to the MAX and SOS for the past 16 or 17 years, and many of those SS tunics have been sitting on the tables at each show. Overpriced, or do they have issues?
Don
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Originally posted by Waffenreich View PostHere's my opinion on what you've shown so far - if each one of those tunics with the cufftitles sewn at the top of the French cuff (I counted at least 3) is from the same seller then I wouldn't touch one of them. That is just too much of a coincidence. Even though it was done during the war, you find them in period photographs more commonly sewn right above the top of the turnback on the sleeve.
This reminds me of hump-ups by somebody who was not very attentive to detail.
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Originally posted by John Pic View PostWay over priced...no one wants to refinance a home to buy a Nazi Relic...at least no one who is sane. I think the realistic prices were surpassed years ago but as time goes on reality will set in and things level out and return to sensible.
Don
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Originally posted by John Pic View PostThe SS wore their cuff titles sewn along the top edge of the turned up cuff. This statement you made is true for Heer tunics but not SS. This is why it is important to know things before investing.
Exactly. Photos in the Williamson/McGuirl volume overwhelmingly support your statement.
Mike
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Originally posted by Remy Spezzano View PostThe dealer was Bill Shea.
https://therupturedduck.com
Thank you Remy!! I am very familiar with Bill. That would have been my guess, but he has a Helmet that I was not aware of him having.
DMS
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Originally posted by Waffenreich View PostHere's my opinion on what you've shown so far - if each one of those tunics with the cufftitles sewn at the top of the French cuff (I counted at least 3) is from the same seller then I wouldn't touch one of them. That is just too much of a coincidence. Even though it was done during the war, you find them in period photographs more commonly sewn right above the top of the turnback on the sleeve.
This reminds me of hump-ups by somebody who was not very attentive to detail.
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Originally posted by SgtB View PostYet they all look good to me. In fact everything is looking pretty good so far. I haven't been to a big show in years, but these pics are making me itchy. Shame on you Remy!
The last time I went to Max Show was in the 1990s when it used to be held at the inner harbor convention center in Baltimore.
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