Legit Lard Dish? (Fett dose)

[Danmark]

Not a good sign.
Ralph.

No, 1/4 turn is correct! Whether coarse thread or fine, parallel or tapered, it should be a 4 start thread.
Post war were single start threads so took a full revolution to engage.
These are the beige mottled ones often passed off as wartime made.

Regards, Dan

[MP44tom]

Correct

All original ones should close in a quarter turn !!!!

So it is a good sign !! post war ones open in more turns...

Do you have another item made of bakelite ??

Tom

[Wagriff]

You mean to say that they are actually faking silly little Lard containers now?? It truly Is the end... *appalled*

[MP44tom]

Yep, these are faked (made of plastic for re-enactors maybe.. I don't know), but they are also made post-war for BGS (BundesGrenzSchutz), so these are not fakes but post war ones (and the post war ones close in a few turns)

All fake ones are plastic......

Tom

[Wagriff]

Wow....what next...

[No1canuck]

As stated all original containers open and close with a quarter turn because of a multiple start thread. There are lots of plastics ones out there the same color as the one shown but the threads are different. I haven't seen a plastic one yet with correct threads but maybe that's next!

Steve

[rbminis]

No, 1/4 turn is correct! Whether coarse thread or fine, parallel or tapered, it should be a 4 start thread.
Post war were single start threads so took a full revolution to engage.
These are the beige mottled ones often passed off as wartime made.

Regards, Dan

Yes, you are correct Dan.
I got mixed up, then checked my own.
Ralph.

[1stSSLSSAHTexas]

Here are some more pictures with a little better detail

[No1canuck]

Looks good

Steve