Some clear images of contested items.
Ratisbon's insignia
Some clear images of contested items.
Credit Ratisbon's
I'm preparing to bid again in the upcoming auction, but not on any SS items. I don't collect SS.
My purpose is to show especially the Danziger badge, which some of you are interested in. I also am curious about theby TWS
1927 Hakenkreuzkokarde with the novel RZM mark, which I have not seen.
I do not propose to question it, but I found the insignia nicely photographed. Or am I missing something?
M 1/7 is Schanzlin, Pforzheim, and if it is Pforzheim, then such refined stamps might well have been the thing....
Or Wim will correct me, because he does not like it that I rely on C.R. Davis, but I do not have the range of resources as had by my betters.
I am always grateful when Wim corrects me, because he does it so well and I always enjoy his books.
If these are authentic, they are in a remarkable state of preservation, that is for sure.Some clear images of contested items.
From the images, they look real to me. I have the sense that old collections with nice things are going to the breakers,
and you see here the results. Or these are cunning fakes. You tell me. I do not especially care, but I do have
an above average knack with the Danzig badges, because I own quite a few in situ.
I have not dealt with this vendor, but I admire his photography and he offers a real resource to collectors with his photos, which I endeavor to credit.
There is a very good black SS officer's cap for sale, of a rare variant, which is picco bello.
What caught my eye was the stamp on the splint in a manner I had not seen. My mind seizes on slight, unimportant details.
Of course, if someone gives sound evidence to the contrary, then have at it.
My purpose here is not to start witch hunts about dealers.
Insignia with patina.
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