Mützenadler (neue Form) in Metall

[Gunny Hartmann]

I think the rest of us had known it was SS all along, just assumed you had posted it in the wrong section, which happens. Either way, not good, sorry.

X2, not good!.. Sorry!...

[Adrian Stevenson]

I have moved your thread to the correct forum.

Sorry it is a bad one.

Cheers, Ade.

[harryamb2]

very bad.

[Asp]

Thanks, fellows, for discussion. My ignorance costed me 20E that is not too sadly.

Regards,
Alex

[Friedrich-Berthold]

You want this....

[Asp]

You want this....

Thanks, Friedrich. Unfortunately, these eagles are without backsides for comparison, but I'm still admiring the quality of the fake. Maybe, it cost the price.

[Friedrich-Berthold]

Twenty Euros is a lot of money, but real badges of this type go for as low as about 250 USD to as much as USD 900 or so, depending. This U.S. dealer has a lot of real SS insignia. His images are also a good point of reference, as well.


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[KMMorris]

Admiring the quality of fakes may lead to the slippy slope effect of buying them in the long run.
Morris

[carlsson1982]

It is very bad as said above, the back is totally wrong. You should look for more picture's on this forum. I do notice that they used a Zimmermann design in front.
Here's a original eagle to compare with.

[Asp]

Twenty Euros is a lot of money, but real badges of this type go for as low as about 250 USD to as much as USD 900 or so, depending. This U.S. dealer has a lot of real SS insignia. His images are also a good point of reference, as well.

Friedrich, I have been not inform about the real price... Although, according to the Hartung's catalog the eagle costs 80 DM.