1914 s-w ek2

[Christopher]

I'm finally geting to photo some of my crosses, I need to practice withthe camera, but here it is none the less. Enjoy.
Christopher

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[Christopher]

I purchased this S-W cross with an Honor Cross ribbon hand sewn to it. It has been there for a very long time so i decided to leave it. The bayo in the back round is a 1908 Brazilian model Mauser.

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[streptile]

Nice one, Christopher. Keep 'em coming.

[evilmike]

nice cross

[gregM]

nice cross

I agree,
Nice cross and nice pictures. Let's see some more.

[Christopher]

Thanks,
Here is a KO I got from a forum friend in Germany. I think the KO cores are very nice. I like them very much. Lots of detail.

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[Christopher]

What can I do to make the entire cross clear and crisp. It seams that the forground on my photos are bluring a bit.

The box that these crosses are in are purchased from a buisness friend from the UK. I really like them because of their unique "original" look. They compliment the crosses nicely IMO.

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[Christopher]

It seems that my camera has run out of batteries so i'll have to post more tomarrow.

[streptile]

Nice, Christopher. It is my personal preference not to mix any reproductions in with the originals in my collection. You may find that an original cross without the reproduction case gives your collection a better "feel" of the times.

Keep showing those great EKs

[Christopher]

Unfortunitlly, my "pockets" are not as deep and as well lined, as some of my fellow members here on the forum. But I do see your point....Original crosses with their cases would be more "historical"
I purchase these reproduction cases, because with them I have something for protection when I have to move/store my crosses. They are not original, but are very well made and display well with the crosses.