warguy Posted June 7 Share #26 Posted June 7 Nice! Based on your post, looks like mine in post 9 might be a match for the Ohio style? Thanks for sharing. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ken1967 Posted June 8 Share #27 Posted June 8 17 hours ago, warguy said: Nice! Based on your post, looks like mine in post 9 might be a match for the Ohio style? Thanks for sharing. It looks like it to me though I'm still learning about these eagles. As I understand, the patterns on many of them were continued in production post-war. The difference was the level of detail wasn't the same as during the CW period. While detail level is subjective (IMO), I'm working with Del and another long-time CW finial collector to learn how to tell the difference between CW and post-war versions of an eagle. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ken1967 Posted June 8 Share #28 Posted June 8 22 hours ago, warguy said: Nice! Based on your post, looks like mine in post 9 might be a match for the Ohio style? Thanks for sharing. I ran your pic past Del and he said it was a Cairns & Bro. New York eagle finial. While there were some made post-war, he feels yours is CW period. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
warguy Posted June 8 Share #29 Posted June 8 Wow, thanks so much for doing that. I am really happy to have the information. Kevin Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Outtair Posted June 17 Share #30 Posted June 17 These are beautiful presentations. I have an Eagle pole topper that Ken has identified as 1890 t0 WWI. I got this in a collection of dug Civil War items from an estate with no history. I would like to mount it like all of the above. What I hope is someone has a picture of how it mounts. There are 2small holes for the claws and a large hole in the tail feathers, what am I missing. Can anybody help? Thanks, Tim Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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