Bronze Spanish Cross w/o Swords

[gadaru_kanaru]

Can anyone tell me who made this bronze Spanish Cross w/o swords? Can they be roughly dated as well?:

This cross is the first piece of German militaria I ever obtained. When I was 10 years old in the mid 1970's I traded for it with Michigan kid who summered with relatives down here. I gave him bag of real fireworks from Tennessee (the kind that go "boom!") for the cross. Since those kind of fireworks were illegal in both Kentucky and Michigan I guess you could say I got an early taste of the contraband economy.

His uncle brought it back from the war but no one in family knew the circumstances.

I didn't even know exactly what award it was when I got it and bought my first reference book shortly afterwards so I could ID it.

Thanks for looking!

[Legion Condor]

Hello,

is an original piece. The manufacturer is not yet known. It could be the company Godet be?

The model is also used with eagles and as yours with gerägten eagles. Of course, with swords. Very easy to see which is the tips are bent. This can be seen in this model very much.

You have a very nice piece. Tonight I'll show times the other pieces of this manufacturer.

We go there by from which it is the original verleihungs pieces.

Greeting Hans Günter

[gadaru_kanaru]

Thank you, Hans!