hey guys does this frog look good or bad please,as these are not my area of knowledge at all,thank you in advance.
hey guys does this frog look good or bad please,as these are not my area of knowledge at all,thank you in advance.
Appears the SS runes was added at some point ....wait for the Bayo Masters to chime in.
Regards Larry
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Thanks Larry and Fred the item isn't priced high at all in fact for condition it's actually lower than any european dealers would be selling it for,so the runes haven't been used to push the price up,point to mention the seller hasn't even mentioned "SS" in the listing,hope to hear more from more Bayo members,cheers fellows.
Fake SS mark we have already discussed. The seller must be having trouble shifting it.
K98 ss frog markings?
Already discussed then many thanks Anderson for the link.! so apart from the fake runes everything else is genuine? does the fake runes de-value the frog? or is the item just not worth having in a collection.!
That's a judgment call that I think depends on what a collector finds acceptable. A different example might be a legitimate TR era tropical frog that somebody thought would be more salable/valuable as a blue Luftwaffe frog so they dyed it blue. Some might be OK with that, while others irrespective of price would not want it in their collection (as a constant source of irritation). Best Regards, Fred
Yeah thanks Fred i totally get where your coming from.should have just left it as a genuine period piece and not tried to spice it up into something it never was.thanks again for everyone's input...![]()
Hello,
the SS stamp was added in modern times.
The frog itself is original. SS runes never appear with frogs together with the manufacturer's stamp, but always with the RZM contract number and a year of manufacture.
Here are some examples from my collection. There still some with VA stamp. I haven't photographed them yet.
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