Butter dish: Where they real??

[me6_130]

Just hot at Epay Colour butter dishes: Are they good???

http://www.ebay.es/itm/321021512586?...#ht_500wt_1203

Carles

[me6_130]

pics

[ZAM]

The white one is a post war BGS or early Bundeswehr, the green is civilian, could be pre may 45. I am not sure about the yellow, pics are too bad...

[Bruno Plota]

I do not think the white are postwar. A friend gave me some pictures of some excavation butterdish and and interestingly two of them are white.

http://fotos.miarroba.es/tamiyarica/151-trou-211/

http://fotos.miarroba.es/tamiyarica/150-trou-210/

http://fotos.miarroba.es/tamiyarica/148-1002734ko6/

http://fotos.miarroba.es/tamiyarica/149-1002815wt0/

[HERMSDORF]

The White One is definitely Postwar, you can see it by the long Thread. The Yellow One is a very rare and nice Wartime One. The Dark One is also a Wartime, maybe Civilian but also possibly Used by the Wehrmacht

Best Regards

Andy

[me6_130]

The Yellow One is a very rare and nice Wartime One.

I knew I should have bidded for that one!!!


Carles

[Sonnenwende]

I kind of like the yellow one as well, but these are hard to judge without having a closer hands-on inspection. It seems to be unissued and has the glass dish insert also. Is it marked in any way (it doesn´t look like it)?

Regards
Sonnenwende

[reidmuller]

The White One is definitely Postwar, you can see it by the long Thread.

Not necessarily i have a black and orange butter dish with a fine thread like this one but closes with a quarter turn post war ones take 2 or 4 turns to full close
i saw this one recently http://www.battleflagmilitaria.co.uk/shop.php but again could be post war as the seller makes no mention of if it closes in quarter turn so i would be weary
i was lucky i got my white dish along with 4 other black and orange dishes from a local boot sale for next to nothing