Cased SS Cufflinks

[nathanhogle]

Thanks Sol for the response. Enamel does bleed over. Keep in mind this photo is magnified drastically. If it is slightly different it is less than 1mm.

[FrenchVolunteer]

Hi,

speaking of cased SS cufflinks, Weitze is also proposing the next pair said to have been made by Wilhelm Blöss of Hamburg-Altona :

https://www.weitze.net/militaria/51/...S__340651.html

I'm posting the pictures, courtesy of Weitze, for the WAF archives and the sake of the discussion.

See You

Vince

[FrenchVolunteer]

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[FrenchVolunteer]

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[Ian Hulley]

Thanks Sol for the response. Enamel does bleed over. Keep in mind this photo is magnified drastically. If it is slightly different it is less than 1mm.

I know nothing about enamel or cufflinks but an equation applies ..


Value equals Originality plus Condition divided by the number of Excuses you have to make to convince someone it's real.


Ian

[Serge M.]

Value equals Originality plus Condition divided by the number of Excuses you have to make to convince someone it's real.


Ian

Post of the Day, IMHO.

-Serge

[Reichskanzler]

I like the ones from Weitze. Those look good to me.

[Gaspare]

don't like the Weitze examples one bit....

SS cufflinks would be very early / certainly pre war items.. The 1st pair,,the box is authentic [old]. Quality seems to be a problem.. Re read Ian's post 10 times!

[The Red Baron]

I really like the first set! No question to me. The second I am more doubtful on.