SA Buckle
SA Buckle
Is it possible to tell the time period of this SA buckle? Thanks in advance.
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Re: SA Buckle
Sid,
here a picture overview for "SA Koppelschloss", maybe helpful for you.
Link: https://www.google.com/search?q=SA+Kopp ... =Hbd&hl=de
Please also note the many links in Google text search to the relevant offers.
Übersicht: Koppelschlösser & Feldbinden 1870 - 1945 https://www.weitze.net/militaria/Koppel ... 45all.html
Without commitment, I would guess an original, but the many copies trimmed to "old" are everywhere...
Hans
here a picture overview for "SA Koppelschloss", maybe helpful for you.
Link: https://www.google.com/search?q=SA+Kopp ... =Hbd&hl=de
Please also note the many links in Google text search to the relevant offers.
Übersicht: Koppelschlösser & Feldbinden 1870 - 1945 https://www.weitze.net/militaria/Koppel ... 45all.html
Without commitment, I would guess an original, but the many copies trimmed to "old" are everywhere...
Hans
The paradise of the successful lends itself perfectly to a hell for the unsuccessful. (Bertold Brecht on Hollywood)
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IMHO- There are high chances that this buckle is a copy.
" The right to believe is the right of those who don't know "
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Copies and reproductions are to be distinguished in principle.
Many daggers, for example, were reissued after 1945, on the old Solingen tools, there was still a "market" for all this.
The boundaries were and are fluid, German "Koppelschlösser" are easily repoduced, please do not forget that.
Ignorance and too much loose money have gone hand in hand for decades, people buy expensive junk, but money is too tight for some books.
An old affliction, good literature was, and is expensive, but to whom of you do I tell this...
Hans
Many daggers, for example, were reissued after 1945, on the old Solingen tools, there was still a "market" for all this.
The boundaries were and are fluid, German "Koppelschlösser" are easily repoduced, please do not forget that.
Ignorance and too much loose money have gone hand in hand for decades, people buy expensive junk, but money is too tight for some books.
An old affliction, good literature was, and is expensive, but to whom of you do I tell this...
Hans
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The paradise of the successful lends itself perfectly to a hell for the unsuccessful. (Bertold Brecht on Hollywood)
Re: SA Buckle
Uh a 70's Spanish SS Honour Dagger model by Marto ( Toledo ) on the cover...
An original buckle for comparision ;
An original buckle for comparision ;
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" The right to believe is the right of those who don't know "
Re: SA Buckle
Thanks for that Hans. Looking at an original in one of the links this one appears and a good resemblance, especially the rear.Hans1906 wrote: ↑04 Dec 2021, 20:38Sid,
here a picture overview for "SA Koppelschloss", maybe helpful for you.
Link: https://www.google.com/search?q=SA+Kopp ... =Hbd&hl=de
Please also note the many links in Google text search to the relevant offers.
Übersicht: Koppelschlösser & Feldbinden 1870 - 1945 https://www.weitze.net/militaria/Koppel ... 45all.html
Without commitment, I would guess an original, but the many copies trimmed to "old" are everywhere...
Hans
https://www.google.com/search?q=SA+Kopp ... 0XXyDbdN3M
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I gave you my opinion ( remember IMHO ) after checking database of fakes and original SA/NSKK buckles.Based on what? And what makes the one you posted ‘original’?
Answering your 1st question, its SA buckle would be of the third generation approx. 1936 model.
There is no reason to be angry, my example belongs to the part of the originals of the same period.
" The right to believe is the right of those who don't know "
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Angry? I’m not in the slightest bit angry, I’m was just asking an opinion. Sorry if it came across that way. Thanks for your thoughtsvon thoma wrote: ↑06 Dec 2021, 01:03I gave you my opinion ( remember IMHO ) after checking database of fakes and original SA/NSKK buckles.Based on what? And what makes the one you posted ‘original’?
Answering your 1st question, its SA buckle would be of the third generation approx. 1936 model.
There is no reason to be angry, my example belongs to the part of the originals of the same period.
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Our collector friend Herr von thoma mentioned the spanish company Marto above, here is the link:Uh a 70's Spanish SS Honour Dagger model by Marto ( Toledo ) on the cover...
Marto / Toledo: https://www.marto.es/index.php/en (Blank weapons reproductions...)
Marto "reproduced" many German blank weapons from the era before 1945.
Sid, an "online diagnosis" of such pieces was and is always difficult, you can try, but more, unfortunately, certainly not.
Hans
The paradise of the successful lends itself perfectly to a hell for the unsuccessful. (Bertold Brecht on Hollywood)
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Hans, I agree with your sentiment with regards online diagnosis of such items.Hans1906 wrote: ↑08 Dec 2021, 19:35Our collector friend Herr von thoma mentioned the spanish company Marto above, here is the link:Uh a 70's Spanish SS Honour Dagger model by Marto ( Toledo ) on the cover...
Marto / Toledo: https://www.marto.es/index.php/en (Blank weapons reproductions...)
Marto "reproduced" many German blank weapons from the era before 1945.
Sid, an "online diagnosis" of such pieces was and is always difficult, you can try, but more, unfortunately, certainly not.
Hans