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Hello ,
I have been watching this website for several months with great interest .
I am a small belgian collector of the german daggers , and I have in hands an unknown portepee. it seems to be an imperial jäger kirschfanger pportepee , but I am not sure .
Could you help me in this identification ??
Thanks a lot for your comments.
jean-marie leclercq.
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Jean
Welcome to the forum.
Although the colors are somewhat difficult to distinguish in your photos, I think this troddel may be from Sachsen.
Last edited by foxart; 05/09/2012 04:28 PM.
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roger ,
Thanks for your comment.
At the outside of the brusch , the yarns are silvered . Inside , the yarns are dark green with silver spots.
sorry for my bad english , but I hope this info will help !
jean-marie.
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Jean
Your English is fine (...and much better than my French!)
I am presently viewing your photos on a different computer and the colors are clearer. The green appears much darker and, as you mentioned, very possibly is Jaeger.
Hopefully someone else can provide a more definitive answer for you.
Roger
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Roger ,
thank you very much for your comments .
If this portepee is really a jaeger one , then this is a very rare piece.
may other specialist give their opinion ??
jean.
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