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    #1

    Transitional Cupal Deschler TK Cap Skull

    I own this skull and it looks real, I'm just surprised at how thin, small and light it is compared to my Overhoff and Zimmerman skulls.
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    IMO original skull
    From time to time you can get some real staff on eBay

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      #3
      Good eye, yeah I just hate flimsy lightweight pieces. Alway want to see over-engineered hardware and reinforced metal.

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        #4
        Lovely skull with a quit uncommon (early) prong attachement.
        They were soldered at their side and bottom and then plied upwards.

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          #5
          Originally posted by Tony Bologna View Post
          Good eye, yeah I just hate flimsy lightweight pieces. Alway want to see over-engineered hardware and reinforced metal.
          Do you have another Deschler to compare the overall size?
          I've got a D&SM marked skull and it's also a little smaller in size to my other regular
          sized M1/52 499/41 and M1/24's in my collection.

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            #6
            I only own Zimmerman’s and an Overhoff this is my first deschler. I can tell the other deschlers are way thicker just based on the pictures of them, don’t know about the size

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              #7
              Good "one look" original without doubts.

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                #8
                Nice CupAl transitional Deschler!

                Chris

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by krikke1980 View Post
                  Lovely skull with a quit uncommon (early) prong attachement.
                  They were soldered at their side and bottom and then plied upwards.

                  I have never seen anything like it . . . For me the attachment is a repair
                  Regards David

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by Stossgruppe3 View Post
                    I have never seen anything like it . . . For me the attachment is a repair
                    Regards David
                    +1
                    Peter

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                      #11
                      This connection type is correct for Belgian type of skulls but for early Deschler I don't think so.
                      Using sophisticated CupAl technology and finishing it witch bogey of solder is funny.
                      Peter
                      PS Skull of course is very ,very nice despite this ,, lead"
                      Last edited by Funia; 09-14-2019, 04:07 PM.

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                        #12
                        Originally posted by Funia View Post
                        This connection type is correct for Belgian type of skulls but for early Deschler I don't think so.
                        Using sophisticated CupAl technology and finishing it witch bogey of solder is funny.
                        Peter
                        PS Skull of course is very ,very nice despite this ,, lead"
                        You are, of course, wrong. There are enough intact examples out there to show that this style of pin attachment WAS used by Deschler for a while. I'm sure someone will post an example or two?

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                          #13
                          Originally posted by darekm View Post
                          You are, of course, wrong. There are enough intact examples out there to show that this style of pin attachment WAS used by Deschler for a while. I'm sure someone will post an example or two?
                          Of course Im not wrong.
                          Deschler skulls exist witch verticale mounted pins but not witch solder on almost quarter of skull surface.
                          Peter

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                            Maybe this will help.
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                              #15
                              Exactly!

                              Chris

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