[QUOTE=another ant; Remember that not finding remains of cast iron does not validate the skull, many copies were made by die strike and even easier with such thin plates.QUOTE]
Correct, my statement was not for the validation, was for the certain skulls,IMO that were made with stamp and not with casting process.
Regards, Jannis.
The three skulls look fine to me.
Thank you very very much, for your time and your will to help us.by Robin Lumsden
Regards, Jannis.
Hello.
After careful observation, I found out that the skull
at Weitze, who uploads Al here similar to mine.
The similar skull is on the visor cap owned by Rittmeister F. Filser,
Chief of the 5th M.G. Squadron in Cavalry Regiment No. 17.
Ten rich, under the nasal cavity and the sutures, are similar to my skull.
Another observation, we have three similar skulls but all are made with different stamps.
As allways, every opinion and comment is welcome.
Regards, Jannis.
The link for Weitze's skull.
Wehrmacht komplette Parade-Uniform aus dem Besitz von Rittmeister F. Filser, Chef der 5. M.G. Schwadron im Kavallerie-Regiment Nr. 17 - Heer 1933 - 1945 - Uniformen III. Reich & 2. Weltkrieg - Militaria / Helmut Weitze
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