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03-31-2022 09:46 PM
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Sometimes people get married for the wrong reasons ...and Impatience instead of walking slow will cause self afflicted injury ...including ones wallet.
These kinds of portepees especially the SS NCO ones are highly faked due to their rarity. Not one of my strong points of study..but Im not comfortable seeing how perfect the threading is on the bottom ...which does not appear to have the same material thread..that are seen on SS and Police porteppes. Just doesnt have that squashed look to it
I can only be cautious ..and I would wait for more advanced and knowledged collectors to comment further.
Regards Larry
It is not the size of a Collection in History that matters......Its the size of your Passion for it!!
- Larry C
One never knows what tree roots push to the surface of what laid buried before the tree was planted - Larry C
“The farther back you can look, the farther forward you are likely to see.” - Winston Churchill
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One thing to keep in mind is the fact that repro's dont have the "flattened" silverthreads on the acorn, which is very well visible on Ross his one.
The silver threads on yours do have a bit of the same flattening on their silver threads, and thats a good sign.
Repro's often do have that flat "wear" look on the cap of the acorn, but somehow its hard to reproduce that look on the acorn threads.
What sets me off a bit is that wobbly black thread on the strap, aint looking straight.
Ger
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Agree with Ger on seeing flattened bullion threads are a good sign. But I'm not thrilled about the construction of the strap, looks off.
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Thank you all very much for your oppinions and insights - I’m already learning a lot! SS has been out of my league until now, I really don’t know what to check for yet, so your comments are very helpful!
So to my understanding: There are good signs and there are some question marks. I see the point with the strap; the black lines look just a little bit jagged. Based on this, I think I will follow through with the purchase (paid with paypal and would’ve cancelled if the thread had caused a red alert!), for a closer inspection in hand.
For instance, I think I know what you mean with ”the feel in hand” Rossi: I have handled several other dagger- & sword portepees and they are all surprisingly soft to the touch when you grab them. It’s like you expect them to be ”rough” when you see them, but then when you grab them, they are just so smooth!
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Hi again,
I have another question, that I’m hoping someone with more experience in the subject might be able to answer: I bought this as a SS NCO portepee for the NCO Degen and have seen it listed on a few other sites as such as well. But I have also seen other types / colors of portepees, some with runes, some like this one but with a black strap, listed as SS NCO portepees for the Degen.
What are the differences between the different SS NCO portepees - What do they mean?
I have searched, but have been unable to find an answer to the question.
Thanks!
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