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Re: Some buckles, sadly most denazified
Ben,
I finished last, year working for NAAFI now, living the dream. Just taking stock of 23 years of collecting what ever I found. I was in the Lager when I finished but I'm up in Hohne now. Yes the knocking shop is still there, it seem to have survived the recession!
Regards
Jock
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06-02-2009 09:17 PM
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Re: Some buckles, sadly most denazified
Jock, the police buckle is by Julius Maurer ande looks like a good one, better pics of the makers mark would totally confirm this, cast fakes by JMO tend to be greyer in colour and rough, yours is a nice "white" aluminium colour, nice buckle. The Heer buckle is also very nice, made by Heinrich Arld. Dont like the steel SS to be honest, and better pics of the makers mark on the aluminium SS would be good. A quick way to tell if genuine on that one is to measure it. If it is less than 64mm in length is is then indeed a fake
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Re: Some buckles, sadly most denazified
Ben,
Many thanks, I shall remember that top tip, 64mm, I will have to forget some childhood memories to fit it in. Is that only for SS? The police has JM and I think O in a triangle, Its quite difficult to get a good photo. It does say Maurer and 1941 on the leather. On those two I'm always susp of unused stuff but I guess it is out there. I have had them a while, they weren't expensive as I swapped with a German pal who has most of my 1157 from the 90s.
I will try for better photos but thats another hobby alone I think!
Thanks again.
Jock
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Re: Some buckles, sadly most denazified
Jock, Julius Maurer Police is a good one, the Alu SS I am not 100%, measure the buckle and that will give you the definitive answer, my gut feeling is that it is a cast fake with the grey colour of the metal and I have seen some possible cast marks, they are very hard to tell apart, the ruler will give you your answer
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Re: Some buckles, sadly most denazified
Ben,
Your right, 61mm bent as 9 bob note. Still not all bad news, you learn something new every day,pleased the Police and Army are Ok.
Thanks Again.
Jock
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Re: Some buckles, sadly most denazified
Enjoying this thread guys due to the diversity of the buckles and the expertise in analysing them
The gates of hell were opened and we accepted the invitation to enter" 26/880 Lance Sgt, Edward Dyke. 26th Bn Northumberland Fusiliers , ( 3rd Tyneside Irish )
1st July 1916
Thought shall be the harder , heart the keener,
Courage the greater as our strength faileth.
Here lies our leader ,in the dust of his greatness.
Who leaves him now , be damned forever.
We who are old now shall not leave this Battle,
But lie at his feet , in the dust with our leader
House Carles at the Battle of Hastings
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Re: Some buckles, sadly most denazified
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jock auld
Ben,
Your right, 61mm bent as 9 bob note. Still not all bad news, you learn something new every day,pleased the Police and Army are Ok.
Thanks Again.
Jock
Good one Jock, pleased you got your answer, any more buckle to come?
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Re: Some buckles, sadly most denazified
Ben,
Yes,
I will work through them, its mostly the denazified now and I will post as I go through the boxes.
Going for a break now though!
Regards
Jock
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