KAGGR 1870
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Hello
To complete my study of the guard wappens (see my sticky)
I have recently found this wappen but I have a problem because it have mixed characteristics of the M.60 and M.95 wappen.
1- The size of the wappen , the size and the shape of the eagle head are of the M 1860 type.
The same with the screw mount.
2-Wings:
M.60 characters: the banderole come to the edge of the wing
M.95 characters: the wing is curved and the end with three feathers
Special character: the detailed feathers at the bend of the wings on both sides of the head. (no observed in M60 and M95)
3-Tail:
mixture of the both type : the 5 feathers are turned inside
(M.60 characters) but the feathers are organized like M.95 model (Central feather below the others).
4- sceptre: like M95
So, at this moment I'm in the hypothesis: I think transition model 1871?
What do you think?
Regards
To complete my study of the guard wappens (see my sticky)
I have recently found this wappen but I have a problem because it have mixed characteristics of the M.60 and M.95 wappen.
1- The size of the wappen , the size and the shape of the eagle head are of the M 1860 type.
The same with the screw mount.
2-Wings:
M.60 characters: the banderole come to the edge of the wing
M.95 characters: the wing is curved and the end with three feathers
Special character: the detailed feathers at the bend of the wings on both sides of the head. (no observed in M60 and M95)
3-Tail:
mixture of the both type : the 5 feathers are turned inside
(M.60 characters) but the feathers are organized like M.95 model (Central feather below the others).
4- sceptre: like M95
So, at this moment I'm in the hypothesis: I think transition model 1871?
What do you think?
Regards
