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    EK1, red Enameled medal and an enamled pin..

    Hello,
    Up for review are a few more Imperial items, one EK1, a red Enameled cross medal with red and white ribbon and a small 1915 enameled pin with a Ges Geschutzt marking on the back. Any help Identifying the last two is appreciated, thanks.
    Van
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    pin, hinge
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      reverse, marking
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        red enameled cross..
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          close up
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            reverse
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              closer of reverse
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                Ek1
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                  Reverse
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                    catch, also has black "paint" specks around the edge of the cross arms..
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                      The little pin back is a patriotic piece. The stamp on the back is kind of a "Patent Pending" stamp. The red cross is the Hamburg hanseatic cross. Yours looks to be in good condition and possibly made from silver looking at your pictures. The EK1 is a post WW1 piece usually thought to be from the 20's or 30's. It has an interesting catch attachment that I usually associate with the issued Oldenburg FA crosses. All nice pieces for your collection!

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                        Great,,, thanks for the information, much appreciated...
                        Van

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