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[teufelhunde.ret]

Unbelievable group of 30 EGA's in singles and pairs being sold tonight. Here is the sellers page: http://shop.ebay.com...=...from=&_ipg= and some are downright rare. Posting some of these for discussion and eventual use in our reference area. Here is one that I would term as being "rare" - a word I am inclined to use ever so little. This is a pre 1900 dress cap emblem, certainly no later than 1904 and from its overall appearance, jeweler made. While it does have a period repair to remount the eagle, I see it as no less desirable. This bird will go for ALLOT of money! The snipe machines are already set s/f Darrell

[teufelhunde.ret]

Some lucky soul got best in show last night with a bid of $2126. CONGRAT'S...! s/f Darrell

http://cgi.ebay.com/...e=STRK:MEWAX:IT

[teufelhunde.ret]

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