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    #121
    Theres more books because they were needed. Years ago Don couldn't get a publishing deal and did it all himself. His black book is still the best for raw information.

    The newer books are all finely done and finished. And more important in different languages [Ital. German.,CZ,].
    Beautiful detailed color photos are the norm now. And other than Craig who mistakenly believes that were investment cast , basically all have the same information..

    The prices the dealers were asking at the SOS were on the high side. There is always some wiggle room..
    These rings will always be popular. It does not end when you buy one. It just starts! You get to research it, find a box, and the miracle of maybe finding the matching award document
    ,,and besides,,they are cool looking!

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      #122
      Originally posted by Gaspare View Post
      Theres more books because they were needed.
      These rings will always be popular. It does not end when you buy one. It just starts! You get to research it, find a box, and the miracle of maybe finding the matching award document
      ,,and besides,,they are cool looking!
      I think Gaspare is right on the money with this. Doing the research, assembling all the info and preserving it for future historians is a big part of the collecting process.
      Sure, you can have a common (if I can even used that to describe one) ring to a person and no other info and it may not mean that much to a collector when they sell, but finding and researching an important rings is very satisfying on a historic level.

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        #123
        ...mmm...Bruns...Bruns 1939....

        http://www.mymilitaria.it/liste_03/tkr_bruns_fn.htm
        :confuso Eekconfuso Eekconfuso Eek:

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          #124
          . "The famous American scholar Craig Gottlieb," ,,,whether he knows about HRs or not,,,he has one of the worst reputations in the hobby, booted off just about every forum, and a TV show..
          Thats no name I'd want associated to anything I'd be selling,,,but to each his own.

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            #125
            His reputation/credentials are "self authenicating"

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              #126
              Oohhh? I thought it was self assassinating ?!

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                #127
                Originally posted by SamS View Post
                ...mmm...Bruns...Bruns 1939....

                http://www.mymilitaria.it/liste_03/tkr_bruns_fn.htm
                :confuso Eekconfuso Eekconfuso Eek:
                It cannot get any better than this - 2 COAs !!!



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                  #128
                  This is absolutely “NOT” the same “Bruns” ring that was posted on the first page of this thread. Look at the “teeth” on the skull. This one still has the teeth clearly showing, however the one posted on the very first page has all its teeth worn out. Same name and date but two different rings. As far as authenticity is concerned, the one shown below is absolutely 100% original, there is no question about that.
                  Last edited by Reichskanzler; 07-08-2018, 11:24 AM.

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                    #129
                    Originally posted by Antonio Scapini View Post

                    they prefere the silence.
                    If you are new to the Hobby, this is one of the truths to learn

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                      #130
                      Originally posted by Reichskanzler View Post
                      This is absolutely “NOT” the same “Bruns” ring that was posted on the first page of this thread. Look at the “teeth” on the skull. This one still has the teeth clearly showing, however the one posted on the very first page has all its teeth worn out. Same name and date but two different rings. As far as authenticity is concerned, the one shown below is absolutely 100% original, there is no question about that.

                      You are absolutely correct. The original Bruns TK ring, dated 21.6.39, comes with two legit COAs. The copy Bruns ring, supposedly dated 24.6.39 (???), is the subject of this thread.

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                        #131
                        There are so many of these threads/post/pages of rings and construction methods by Mr. Scalpini, I am so confused that I don't what I'm reading. It would be more than I am capable of, but it would be nice to consolidate them into one coherent thread. Ron

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                          #132
                          Hi,

                          Ron is right, it could be nice to have a clear and simple topic dealing with the fabrication, the types of ring and how to identify a fake from an original.

                          See You

                          Vince

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                            #133
                            Why wait for others to do it ? The only way to be sure is to educate yourself. And when this is accomplished, go right ahead and share the insights by starting a new thread or publishing a video or book.

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                              #134
                              I am not the ones making all the claims and posting countless post/threads/video links. That person should make a coherent thread with supporting evidence and stop teasing with snippets. Either wait and post when you have gathered all the evidence and then post. The way it is going not it is a continuing sage that has no end. The videos with the unprofessional delivery of evidence and comical presentation with foul language is not a professional way of proving a point.
                              how many more times does it have to be said!


                              Originally posted by der-hase-fee View Post
                              Why wait for others to do it ? The only way to be sure is to educate yourself. And when this is accomplished, go right ahead and share the insights by starting a new thread or publishing a video or book.

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                                #135
                                Hi,

                                Originally posted by der-hase-fee View Post
                                Why wait for others to do it ? The only way to be sure is to educate yourself. And when this is accomplished, go right ahead and share the insights by starting a new thread or publishing a video or book.
                                i'm sorry to say that i honestly don't have the time to work on the SS-TR, as i'm already working on dozen of other touchy subjects involving massive scams on various fake medals and insignia.

                                And the various topics are clearly just a big mess...
                                When i want to explain something (check the various illustrations i provided on the WAF), i try to be as precise and simple as possible, so other collectors can easily understand how to identify an original from a fake, and get easily to the point.
                                This is not the case for the TK rings.

                                See You

                                Vince

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