S&l

[gregM]

True Greg but why would they have dreamt up that ugly hump/ring attaching system?

I know what you mean.
It really does look like this is a good Jubilee era cross made by S/L.
I just can't wrap my head around how a company would actually offer
a ugly a55 cross like this for sale.

Save me a piece of that pie

[Tiger 1]

They still making 1813s..??? at that time?..

Albert,

I think you're seeing both sides of an 1870 cross illustrated instead of a separate '13 and '70. There is only one catalog reference number shown between both illustrations.

There seems to be a bit of artistic liscense taken with the illustrations as in any nonphotographic representation.

Tony

[Biro]

...no one prints reverse pictures anyway...

Untill now!

The full size and mini Hindenburgs, miniature EK's and a few others from what I can see in that catalogue all appear to show a reverse.

I agree with Tony - the drawings appear to show the Reverse... and one catalogue number between the two drawings pretty much confirms that.

[Von Eisen]

Anyone seen this before ?

Great post, that man

[streptile]

... a few others from what I can see in that catalogue all appear to show a reverse... and one catalogue number between the two drawings pretty much confirms that.

Yes, you're right. A catalogue with reverses... another first

[Don D.]

You have to love period documents.

[Montgomery Burns]

You have to love period documents.

me to ,,but with date...nothing else .

this shows no date ,,so it can be anything ...

and that strange red stamp off the firm has to be confirmed to ...

so ,,,I wonder where the rest is ?,,is it even an ad ?

not a strange lay out fore some thing ...?




.

[Don D.]

That same stamp can be found on period packaging.

[kriztof]

Some more...

[kriztof]

More

[Don D.]

Somebody is teasing us.

[kriztof]

Somebody is teasing us.

That's all folks. Someone has purchased the catalog already so I'm sure he/she will be so kind as to fill in the blanks when it arrives via FedEx.

[Don D.]

Kay?

[streptile]

Kay?

Me.

[Don D.]

Excellent.