Re: Painting in frame stamped SS polizei nord lebensborn on the backside. The painting looks lik a bavarian moutain view.
Im not gonna buy it for money. I have talked with the store on the phone and they agreed to look on some things that I haveA trade
Re: Painting in frame stamped SS polizei nord lebensborn on the backside. The painting looks lik a bavarian moutain view.
Unfortunately as no photographs are going to be forthcoming it makes the whole thread completely worthless/pointless
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Re: Painting in frame stamped SS polizei nord lebensborn on the backside. The painting looks lik a bavarian moutain view.
I know but the store is closed todayI will go there tomorrow. If I can trade with them then I'll get pictures out here!
Re: Painting in frame stamped SS polizei nord lebensborn on the backside. The painting looks lik a bavarian moutain view.
I feel that their is no fault in purchasing a fake item as a wall hanger. That being said, you can't wish it real, facts are facts, and if it's fake, well then it's fake. I have to be honest, from the description it doesn't sound to promising, but as said, nothing can be proven until photos are posted. Also, if it is indeed fake, don't try to sell it in a year as an original once you gain some knowledge and start resenting it for being fake. That is not fair for the next guy.
Re: Painting in frame stamped SS polizei nord lebensborn on the backside. The painting looks lik a bavarian moutain view.
I can only speak for myself and I know that if I didn't really care for the actual painted imagery to begin with and the stamps were proven to be fake I'd feel cheated, stuck with a pointless item... this no matter how low the price/value of items traded for it. People are only trying to help, no one's faulting the OP here (other than for, perhaps, the obvious lack of visuals).
Re: Painting in frame stamped SS polizei nord lebensborn on the backside. The painting looks lik a bavarian moutain view.
This thread has been going on now for several days and has grown into 3 pages now, and there is Still not a single photograph of this item in question. This thread is a waste of time and bandwidth and should be removed.
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Re: Painting in frame stamped SS polizei nord lebensborn on the backside. The painting looks lik a bavarian moutain view.
would have to agree with you but I think in reading other threads added by other members it has expanded to having or not having a post 45 item in ones collection and as moderator I think these thoughts are also appropriate-so I opt to let it roll on-hope this meets with your approval?
HORST
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Re: Painting in frame stamped SS polizei nord lebensborn on the backside. The painting looks lik a bavarian moutain view.
Well.. Here is the stamp from the back of the painting.
Re: Painting in frame stamped SS polizei nord lebensborn on the backside. The painting looks lik a bavarian moutain view.
That's it...?by Voje85
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Re: Painting in frame stamped SS polizei nord lebensborn on the backside. The painting looks lik a bavarian moutain view.
I didnt buy or trade for the painting now. Wanted to see if this is real stamp or made up one?
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