Rambler
I live for the CABE
It's a post factory professionally rebent fork. To get nice results like that just takes a little physics. The weight of the rider plus the speed of the bike and the resilience of the wall or object it was smashed directly in to. Pretty easy to do a nice job like that other than the recoup time healing from a broken head, missing teeth, black eyes and ripped off groin area.
I too made a fork look exactly like that in my younger years. Rode at a good speed straight into the back of a parked car. Yes body and ego bused, luckily groin and teeth survived. Result was the same, professional looking rebent fork. Surprisingly frame did not get bent so I was able to replace my fork and ride again.