My first forgery?

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Bruce Lockhart

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Greetings from the Ozarks.

I recently bought a toy corn stick pan, but when I got it home and looked it up, I decided I may have gotten a forgery, albeit a pretty good one. If I can get the pictures to load, I'll let the experts decide whether it's real or a forgery.
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Im no toy expert, but to my untrained eye, it looks like a fake. I say that due to the details on the cobs not being very good, and semi rough casting. I may be wrong, but someone will know.
 
Bruce Lockhart said:
Fortunately, it didn't cost much, so I can hang it on the wall as an example of a fake. Thanks, SeanD and Doug for your responses.
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that's not a very good copy... first note that it has hanging holes on both ends. and the quality of the casting in general is not even close to a real griswold. These little tea size ones used to be considered 'hard to find' and were selling for 100-150 each... so people decided to start trying to duplicate them and now you see the bad copies all over the place. I've bought a 'fake' rabbit and santa mold for similar reasons... I knew they weren't original... but they weren't expensive either... and it allowed me to take pics of the real and the fake together for comparison.
https://imgur.com/a/p2JqfEE
 
Those wheat ones are pretty rare I think? The way they look tricks the eye. I just me, so much detail for something that just makes food. Awesome!
 
Thanks D_Madden for sharing your pics of real ones. Something I noticed besides the hanging hole is that the words "cornorwheat" are run together on the real ones, whereas this fake has spaces between the words: "corn or wheat."
 
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