Sorry about the pics - night with artificial light, but I am too excited to take the time to pull out the studio. Another time.
Marc
Anyone have a ribbon?
Marc
Anyone have a ribbon?
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Marc,
You've been a busy boy.
What is the first piece you posted? It is great!!!
I couldn't quite tell from the picture--Does the 1870 have a repaired
jump ring attachment? I Think I have seen that one before. Possibly
Kai Winkler's Christmas sale?
Outstanding additions to your collection.
Greg -
Nice additions Marc.
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Greg, the first piece is the Reuss War Merit Cross.
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I have seen many 'variations' on the Reuss cross - particularly the date...
but when I get one......
....it will look JUST like this one Marc!!
Again, a fantastic set of rare additions to your collection.
I also particularly like the EK2.. but they are all spectacular and as usual, in top condition.
My congratulations friend... well done.
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Marshall,
Thanks - they are great pieces. I will have to reshoot them this weekend, especially the EK2 - she is spectacular!
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wow!
I wish they were mine.
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Even with the small photos, that EK2 stands out as a jem. Santa came early to New York it seems? Have a nice Christmas Marc. TComment
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Tony,
Wait until you see the Eichenlaub. Seriously the most gorgeous one I have ever seen! Pics tomorrow I promise...
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Marc, you really have an eye for quality. Your EKII is a prize, a genuine ribbon, everything perfect and one for the people who want 'textbook'. This one defines it. And of course the others are stunning. Where?Comment
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Wonderfull items Marc..
thanks for sharing!AnttiComment
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Marc, I hope you'll start a thread with nice large photos of that EKII. It is THE definitive piece with attached original ribbon. One of those very few with NO question. It deserves a place in the 'books'.Comment
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