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    #16
    some fakers are not familiar with German letters

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      #17
      Precisely! of course some real ones out there but, Schulterklappen has been stating this for a few years openly. The new computerized embroidery machines allow fakers to make some tough to discern "reproductions".



      Originally posted by Dr. Strangelove View Post
      WAF finally catching on that this plethora of new script cyphers are all fakes? Bout time.

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        #18
        Gents -

        "LAH - Uniforms, Organization & History" by Stan Cook and R. James Bender (1994), page 269, bottom, shows a large, flowing cypher where the crossbar of the "A" leaves the letter and touches the "H". The caption attributes that piece to the David Delich collection.

        On the same page, on the top, the book shows a drawing (only) of a seemingly light grey, pointed strap with a large, flowing cypher, like the one shown here on the thread.

        In about 20 years of intensively collecting and researching the LAH, I have never come across a pointed, grey, strap with a large, flowing, cypher on period pictures though.


        Markus.

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          #19
          Originally posted by galizien41 View Post
          Precisely! of course some real ones out there but, Schulterklappen has been stating this for a few years openly. The new computerized embroidery machines allow fakers to make some tough to discern "reproductions".
          Yes, these new ones are computerized. Easy to see if you do your homework.

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            #20
            Originally posted by Dr. Strangelove View Post
            Yes, these new ones are computerized. Easy to see if you do your homework.
            Nice to see the Doctor is in.
            Cheers Steve

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              #21
              gregs right

              Originally posted by Greg Domian View Post
              I have seen numerous sets of these script LAH boards and know that there are differences in how the crossbars of the letters are addressed. Some use the diagonal connector between the two legs of the H as the crossbar, and some have an additional crossbar added along with the diagonal link. But I have never seen the crossbar of the A go outside the letter and attach to the H as in this one. A sewing error? or did someone go a bit to far in adding stitching. I don't know. Something to ponder.

              Greg
              Computerized junk , lots of mistakes , wrong color WWI base you get the drift.
              Just the latest of fake lah insignia .

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                #22
                I have to agree with JimT.

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                  #23
                  Hi all,

                  I am now super concerned about my recently purchased straps with similar embroidery

                  http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru....php?t=1005390

                  Many I have further opinions please as I am extremely concerned now

                  Is mise
                  Barry

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                    #24
                    Damn I was aware of some new generation fakes, but I've not seen this type....
                    If it's a fake one, they are getting pretty close.
                    Would like to study these on hands to compare..... scary!
                    Grss

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                      #25
                      Originally posted by ton g View Post
                      Damn I was aware of some new generation fakes, but I've not seen this type....
                      If it's a fake one, they are getting pretty close.
                      Would like to study these on hands to compare..... scary!
                      Grss
                      You'll get even more scared when you look at published pieces from known collections which ALL look different !

                      Don't forget the ones in chainstich as well, plus the shoulderboards in grey/green!

                      Sometimes the "L" goes above the "A", sometimes it goes below, etc. Sometimes the crossbar of the "A" touches the "H", sometimes not...

                      I only have one of the big ones and it's 100% identical to the ones from the Johann Houtjes tunic. With that one I can sleep well at night.

                      Best,
                      Markus

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                        #26
                        Originally posted by Barrymac View Post
                        Hi all,

                        I am now super concerned about my recently purchased straps with similar embroidery

                        http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru....php?t=1005390

                        Many I have further opinions please as I am extremely concerned now

                        Is mise
                        Barry
                        Scared? Do your homework before you buy and do not collect by forum consensus.

                        It was entertaining reading all the compliments you got.

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                          #27
                          Originally posted by Dr. Strangelove View Post
                          Scared? Do your homework before you buy and do not collect by forum consensus.

                          It was entertaining reading all the compliments you got.

                          Havin' a bad day doc?

                          Anything constructive to bring forward before the weekend?

                          Cheers,
                          Markus

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                            Originally posted by jimt View Post
                            Computerized junk , lots of mistakes , wrong color WWI base you get the drift.
                            Just the latest of fake lah insignia .

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                              #29
                              don´t believe in every book Markus

                              there is no need to bring anything constructive, the board is constructive enough as the emboridery is a laugh on its own.




                              Originally posted by markus View Post
                              Havin' a bad day doc?

                              Anything constructive to bring forward before the weekend?

                              Cheers,
                              Markus

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                                #30
                                Originally posted by Robert H View Post
                                don´t believe in every book Markus

                                there is no need to bring anything constructive, the board is constructive enough as the emboridery is a laugh on its own.
                                Hi Robert -

                                The board yes, but where are the mistakes in the embroidery at least looking at it on a computer screen?

                                I look at the Hritz, Embree, Delich, etc. cyphers and they all look different in small details. Confuses me, that's all.

                                Any tips as to what to look out for where we all can learn or it's 'members only'? For me sharing and learning is that's what WAF's about. We all have our strong and weak points and I have yet to meet the collector who knows it all.

                                I always try to help out fellow collectors with my knowledge and spend considerable time writing emails to help others.

                                It does not give me any kick to laugh at others or point fingers at someone who got burned on a bad purchase.

                                I get a kick out of taking my 911 RS for a spin !

                                Gruss
                                Markus.
                                Last edited by markus; 06-28-2019, 05:05 PM.

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