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    #106
    Another nice one, but chips on the backside
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          #109
          My favorite

          So many of these have some type of damage. Mine has a corner crack, but is still so nice to look at. Years ago, I bought a perfect one, in an original leather case. Unfortunately, I sold it, probably on this forum. I finally found another, no case, and with a bit of damage. If I can remember how to post photos, I'll post it.

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            #110
            Originally posted by fsee View Post
            If I can remember how to post photos, I'll post it.
            Doug, Take a look here ----------

            http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...ad.php?t=30341

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              #111
              mine--
              soft detail is due to poor camera skills. Cross is much nicer in hand.
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                #112
                Originally posted by fsee View Post
                So many of these have some type of damage.
                Would say that more are flawless than damaged. Had 7 now and only one had some chips. Tension in enamel and frames makes 'em chip, not damage from wear.

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                  #113
                  Really like the thin flanges on that one Greg.

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