Just came today from Germany, thought to share a little my favorite crosses.
An Oldenburg First Class cross, hope you like my latest acquisition.
An Oldenburg First Class cross, hope you like my latest acquisition.
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Last edited by Emanuel; 01-06-2009, 10:02 AM. -
Reverse and catch.
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Never seen that reverse set up before. Is the award magnetic? Do you have any information on the maker?pseudo-expertComment
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Hi Don,
I do not know the maker, most of these crosses got no marks.
But I assume it's a PRINZEN model as it's ~38 mm.
Now about if it is magnetic,I have to try it as I do not have here a magnetComment
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I think the pin may be a replacement. Looks like there might be a different pin through the hinge and they've replaced the original pin with a needle pin. Is that evidence of some solder on the hook?Comment
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I believe also it is a replacement pin yes.
I remember that Mike Kenny has posted a PRINZEN Oldenburg cross with a replacement pin also.
Seems these crosses was way too senzitive and we hardly have examples from their real pins,so it will be good if someone got a PRINZEN example to post a couple of photos here.
Anyway,I like the cross as it is a combact, nice detail heavy piece, I cannot find easy a Prinzen Cross, not to mention that the seller doesn't "push" anything fake from his table
Last edited by Emanuel; 01-06-2009, 10:01 PM.Comment
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nice cross Emanuel. i also remember Mike Kenny post,and the fact that the overwhelming majority of the Prinzen crosses have replacement pinsComment
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Thank you Scott,I know you too like Oldenburg crosses,so I am glad you like it.
I search a little our forum and I found Alan's display in a post, he has there a PRINZEN size I class and there you can see the difference between the usual Oldenburg I class Cross and PRINZEN.
I like the three dimension "pyramid" at the left and right arm that these crosses have....
PS:Great display too from Alan, worth a look
http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...ight=OldenburgLast edited by Emanuel; 01-09-2009, 10:37 AM.Comment
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