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S.S. "mobile" swastika - REFERENCE POINT
As I am sure that all are aware, there is an interesting discussion within another forum regarding a "turned" swastika SS buckle. I prefer to use the term "mobile" swastika.
We have such a buckle for reference on the WR forum (somewhere) and which I posted many years ago.
Here it is again as a reference point, if say the other forums discussion may have whetted someone's appetite for this quite interesting SS buckle.
Regards and best wishes,
David
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08-09-2014 09:12 AM
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KRISSE
Never saw one before!
Sadly and may I say, an all too generically familiar response on the WRF and I am now not quite sure as to whether I should laugh or cry.
Regards,
David
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Love to have one and for being a ground dug buckle it is in good condition. I remember one being sold on Manions 8-10 years ago for over $3500. That shows how rare these are.
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David North
Sadly and may I say, an all too generically familiar response on the WRF and I am now not quite sure as to whether I should laugh or cry.
Regards,
David
Well David, don't do both. I just said that I've never saw one before. I didn't say fake or so...
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David, Any thoughts on the maker based on construction methods you wish to share ??
Thanks...Gwar
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Nice to see it again David, I have been looking through the SS makers thread, I thought the eagle looked a little like a Keller buckle but alas they are different. Looking at the end of the prongs are they similar to the early Overhoff buckles David? Hard to tell from the angle
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KRISSE
Well David, don't do both. I just said that I've never saw one before. I didn't say fake or so...
Dear KRISSE
Please accept my apologies for the boorish, impolite and quite uncalled for response that I rattled off to you. Unacceptable, bad tempered and completely at odds with the spirit of the forum.
Apologies.
Regards and best wishes,
David
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Dear Gwar and Ben
As a follow on from post numbers 7 and 8, an interesting question of course as to who the manufacturer may have been. The buckle is rare, although a reasonable number have been documented and I think that they are encountered in essentially two forms, by the composition of the metal. I may be wrong here and also, I think that the design is constant.
Towards who the maker may have been, I really do not know.
Ben is aware that I do not embrace with the same fervour as the more serious collectors, the quest to establish who the maker is/was. It really does not interest me. Having said that, I do not recognise on this buckle, any feature of construction which may correlate to that of a known maker.
Regards,
David
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