German duss International items of German, Hitler, Kaiser

 

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Some of the items that are mostly sought after are:
Iron boxes
Knives
Regoregos (This machine that was used to grinds grains)
Padlocks
Spoons
Chains
Vinyl players
fufumark
Hellars
Badges
Coins (Indian rupees, King George, Queen Elizabeth) although not all of these coins are precious, only those of particular years are considered valuable

The iron box
This iron box is considered as one of the most expensive, the iron box is small in size, for it to iron clothes it used to be put on the sun and the it gets hot throughout the whole day, it was able to iron clothes for the next 2 or 3 days consecutively, this iron box is perceived

Characteristics and specifications of a Genuine German Duss stove
It should have a logo of two lions standing upright and a palm tree
The palm tree should be between the lions
The palm tree MUST have five leaves on top
The year it was made should be indicated on it e.g. (1943)
It should have a serial number
Copper or Goldish in appearance
Turns a mirror to white or grey
Changes a blue or black pen to red
Burns steel wires
It should be magnetic
A portrait of a human being or wrist fists on one side
Turns warm or hot when shaken
It must have some liquids inside this can be noted when shaken
its weight must be indicated in pounds only i.e. Lbs.
Distorts wave’s signals e.g. radio or mobile phone

Critical tests
The mirror test is the most critical tests of all. If the antics turn the mirror like its supposed to: the antique should not reflect in the mirror it should make the mirror screen change to milky or some sought of cloudy or though the mirror will return back to its normal state after some time. The mirror test is the most important and if the antique passes the mirror test only some buyers may definitely buy it. dussgermany@gmail.com