Hi Can anybody help me with the maker of this cross,I collect third reich items but still cannot pass by a 1914 Iron cross 1ST Class.
.Regards Joey.
.Regards Joey.
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Hi reverse.Regards JoeyOriginally posted by Joey CharlesHi Can anybody help me with the maker of this cross,I collect third reich items but still cannot pass by a 1914 Iron cross 1ST Class. .Regards Joey. -
That reverse setup is identical to the 3rd Reich Schinkelform EK1s. Maker unknown...
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Hi Marc Thanks, I had a stalhelm 1923 badge that had the same pin as this and it was deschler & Sohn Munchen,but I am not sure if other manufactures used this set up.Regards Joey
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I would put foreward that these are early Deschler awards.has anybody evidence against this.Regards Joey.
Originally posted by Joey CharlesHi Marc Thanks, I had a stalhelm 1923 badge that had the same pin as this and it was deschler & Sohn Munchen,but I am not sure if other manufactures used this set up.Regards JoeyComment
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Looks like an example from the late 20s up to the late 30s with that style of pinback. The frame looks like brass; is the core iron?Comment
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Hi Jensf no it is not magnetic.think it is still right.Regards JoeyOriginally posted by JensF.Comment
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Than it is completely made from brass. Not unusual for EKs from this period.Comment
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Hi Jensf Yes I think it is made from brass which is a nice addition to my collection,when do you think this was made?.Regards Joey.
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As I said above, late 20s up to the late 30s. I have one with the same pin but marked "800" silver. However a nice one!
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Hi JensF To think what these guys did to be awarded this medal (the mind boggles)god bless them all.Regards Joey.Originally posted by JensF.As I said above, late 20s up to the late 30s. I have one with the same pin but marked "800" silver. However a nice one!Comment
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