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    Minty spanish cross in bronze w/o swords

    Hello,

    here is my most recent addition, it seems to be unissued
    Just a slight hint patina.

    Anyone can make out the maker?


    Thanks for looking

    Alex
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              #7
              Nice. Great photos.

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                #8
                Wow, that's a looker
                As for the maker, I am afraid we still don't have the ways to discern this one!
                The hardware and the high quality of execution speak of an early manufacture!

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by Scott C. View Post
                  Nice. Great photos.
                  Thanks, I appreciate it

                  Originally posted by Lubo View Post
                  Wow, that's a looker
                  As for the maker, I am afraid we still don't have the ways to discern this one!
                  The hardware and the high quality of execution speak of an early manufacture!
                  Thanks for the info
                  Is this unknown maker a common sight for this cross or is it more of a rare maker?

                  Thanks in advance

                  Alex

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                    #10
                    everyone out for lunch?

                    looking at the needle setup, the catch seems to be huge, one would think this is a distinctive feature to determine the maker ...

                    Don't flame me too bad, I'm still somewhat new to medals and crosses


                    Alex

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                      #11
                      Very nice photos and a lovely cross.

                      I´m not a Spanish Cross expert, after quick look I think it´s the unknown type.
                      It also looks like a Meybauer, but most of them are maker marked.
                      Last edited by hlynur76; 05-14-2011, 05:51 PM.

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                        #12
                        Is this the only unknown maker for the spanish cross or is this just one unknown maker out of many?

                        You said it looks like a Meybauer, could it be an unmarked Meybauer


                        Alex

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                          #13
                          check out the backside of the cross. Is this maybe the residue of a "glued on" tag or something like that?
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                            Alex,
                            nice cross. It is not a Meybauer for sure.
                            this is a typical manufacture called ''one piece construction'', because eagles are not soldered instead of the other manufatures. the maker is unknown.
                            the axe of the hinge seems to miss, isn't it ? generally on this construction, the axe has a particular top end rounded as a mushroom.
                            jacques

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                              #15
                              Love the extrem close-up pics of the eagels, thats some good camera you have there.

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