Getting ready for the big antiques show.

[shortbuss55]

Ohh ok cool. I'll keep you in mind if I come across anything. Are you looking for anything? I am keeping a list in case I see anything.

From Alex

[rogge16]

Thanks for the offer, Alex! If I think of something I'll let you know.

Luke

[shortbuss55]

Not a problem.

From Alex

[stuka f]

Thanks for the pic's Alex!
Could I ask for a additional view of the back mark of the left button, please.
cheers
|<ris

[shortbuss55]

Not a problem. (I had no idea you responded back. I received no email letting me know someone posted on my thread. So I am sorry if you stayed up.) I'll post a picture of the back in about 5-10 min.

From Alex

[shortbuss55]

Hello again, The one on the left is the one you were asking about.The button on the right looks like it has a crack but it is really a hair.

From Alex

[stuka f]

Not a....

..... am sorry if you stayed up.)

Yes!! Couldn't do my siesta!!
(lol!!)
No prob, Alex it is 04.00 Pm at the momment...more then 06.00 hours away from my bed!!
cheers
|<ris

[shortbuss55]

LOL
it's now 0700hrs out here.

From Alex

[stuka f]

Thanks Alex!
Pitty they are what we should call "fakes"in militaria world.
But not made with the intention to decive, they where simply made for fashion purpose.
I was very found of the left one, but not as a "fashion button".
Thanks for your time and efforts!
cheers
|<ris

[shortbuss55]

Oh crap! Always a good thing when they were not meant to be something they are not. What did you think the one on the left was? NO thank you for helping me out! I don't want to sell something that I know is not 100% true. I do have one question though if you don't mind me asking. If there is a company name on the back such as Waterbury should I take that to be a real military button and not a fashion button? Also (fine two questions) did you happen to notice any other "fakes" in the box? I am looking right now as well. Again thank you for the tip, to bad it was not real :/

From Alex