Nice, I know nothing about the cap tallies, except that this one is regarded as quite rare, so I would try for a KM specialist
collector well versed on what to look for with the reproductions vs the real thing.
I found these 2 photos on the internet, which stated that this was a good original...
Cheers
Bob
Cheers!thanks for your sharing!
Unfortunately, I'm not an expert…i think this ribbon is original but i can't prove it,I don't have any photos or information about the cap owner for reference.I’ve only seen it sold separately once or twice without cap,In any case, it is the Museum-level rarity!!
Welcome a real expert to refute me freely!
Cap is a private purchase version rather than regular KM issue but looks good. The tally ribbon however I would be wary of. If you look at the original example posted by Bob you can see that between the letters z and e in Kreuzer, there is a distinct cap whereas on your tally they seem to be touching or nearly touching. Every original example of the Prinz Eugen tally I have seen shows the same sort of gap as seen on the example Bob posted.
Thank you again,you let me know lot!
I have lost sight of this detial,the interval between "z" and "e" is very small,have the gothic letters on ribbon at the same interval?(same ship name on same period)
Here is a repro ribbon for sale from a dealer in repros. You can see the closeness of the z and e .
On other genuine ribbons for Kreuzer there is the same bigger gap between z and e as on the genuine Kreuzer Prinz Eugen
OK,i know!It doesn't feel bad
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