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Hi ! Tell me about the manufacturer of the sign. Similar to Sporrong & Co. The marks nearby are confusing - as for me, this is not a crowned figure for Stockholm, but rather the Swedish town marks Norrtalje. Sincerely. https://i.postimg.cc/gkryctfP/s-l1600-1.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/0QQjGFGk/s-l...

Thank you, in principle this was expected. As I understand it, they added an eagle with a monogram to the original brush? Or is it completely constructor? One could make a request to Karl Weishaupt's company to see if they produced similar things, but there is probably no point in this.

Thank you all very much for identifying the mark and manufacturer - now there is a topic for study. The mark may well correspond to the period of the imperial eagle, although there are also questions about the eagle. I’ll add a few photos - the lighter zone of the eagle, the crooked letters of the m...

All photos are from the forum of the military antiques website of which I am a member. The author of the photo sees this thing as original. Provenance - the item was sold for scrap.)

A similar brush was included in the set. Is its manufacturer known? Judging by who it was intended for, it must be someone famous whose marks are also known. Since the marks on the brush have not been identified, the question arises about the originality of the item. https://i.postimg.cc/T3Tt49Lx/AH...

Hi! Please help me identify the marks. I think they are not period correct with the imperial eagle with the AH monogram flanking the swastika wreath. It is possible that this item is fake.


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Thank you so much Krisztián !
Best regards!

Thank you very much Krisztián ! To be honest, I already thought that the master would remain unknown.
Best regards!

Sorry, I meant does anyone know "AG"

Thank you Peter!
Do you have information on the "AG" mark? I'm interested in the maker of this cigarette case.

Hi! Please help me determine this. On the cigarette case there is a dog's head to the right with the number "3" and "AG". Inside date 1943. https://i.postimg.cc/5tD4gjY6/1.png https://i.postimg.cc/xTg976Nr/2.png I found the same marks on the Internet but without decoding. Thank y...

quite possible. thank you for your analysis.
regards.

Perhaps the name of the master will help reduce this time period somewhat. I would like to understand whether the ring was made before 1945 or after the Second World War.

thank you very much.
for the initials "CJ" do you have any information?

I ask for help in identification.
on the ring there is "CJ" and a dog's head with the number 3.
thank in advance and with regards.

Hi! I am asking for help in identifying the master. Thanks in advance.
Regards.

In the address book of Odessa for 1883 (p. 159), the assayer Ivan Fedorovich Zubarev is still listed at Troitskaya St., 47.
The manager of the Odessa Assay Office, Ieronim Ivanovich Kondratovich (Іероним Иванович Кондратович ), at st. Uspenskaya, 95

Russian Assay Masters Marks 1795 - 1898 unidentified assay master И.З Odessa/Одесса. https://i.postimg.cc/zXp92RZQ/1435.png In the address book of Odessa for 1877 (p. 53) in the assay office at Tiraspolskaya St., 4, the assayer Ivan Fedorovich Zubarev (Иван Федорович Зубарев ) is indicated. https://...

Hi! Maybe it will be interesting - a teaspoon with the date 1851.
In Russian silver marks menu date 1852.

Congratulations!
Tell me about the maker of the wedding ring found at Wehrmacht positions. the wedding ring also has the initials of its owner and the wedding date "24.03.1940".
Thanks in advance.