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#184445 03/31/2007 12:30 AM
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Thanks in advance.

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Nice eagle Bob. I looked through my copie of the Assmann catalog and couldn't find an exact match.This stubby winged eagle was used by several organizations,like Postal, Railway, Forestry and other civilian types. Is it on a manufactures board? Is it maker marked on the back?

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Thanks Raymond! It's just taped to cardboard for handling/pricing. I didn't get a good look at the back other than to see the prongs are gone, sorry......Not in Assmann, eh?...Maybe I'll look through some headgear books.

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Bob, I have seen this eagle on a postal ors cap and a reichbahn ors cap

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Thanks Paul. I feel it must be one of those, but the owner was curious about the inner wing feathers and how they don't "blend" into the wing like other eagles. These ones stand above the outer part enough to catch a fingernail on.

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I talked to Wayne about it. The same Eagle is presant on caps on several sights right now

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hmm...i have collected eagles of all types for 25 years, and this is the first time i have seen this style of manufacture for these eagles, and as stated now there are more and more...

could you please show the back?

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Kursk check the COLLECTORS GUILD under the DRB
you will see two examples there and I think the cap badge on the forestry hat is the same design

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Sorry, I didn't shoot the back. Red Face ........I think the Forestry hat at the Guild has changed since Paul last posted, but the one that's now gone did look like it had the inner wing feathers standing out like the one we're discussing, but I think it was gold coloured.

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It is very similar to this one that was identified as a postal eagle.

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