EKI with side hooks - what maker?

[Montgomery Burns]

I do not want to judge to soon about this .

there always another side to a story .



but it is not looking good to be honest yes









regards kay

[Don D.]

pm him and ask....

[Montgomery Burns]

i did don

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[Paratrooper]

Hi,

i want to show you for comparrison my original Godet-Berlin IC 1. class, which is additionally my favorit cross of the 1. WW

Kind Regards
Andreas

[streptile]

Great cross!!

[Paratrooper]

Thx! I love it and this peace never leave my collection till i'm dieing. The high quality of this traditional menufacturer of awards ist one of the best.

I think interesting is the frosting of the beading! I never saw this before on a wartime piece ?!?

[streptile]

"Frosted" beading rims, which most people associate with WWII-era EKs, in fact existed long before WWII, in my opinion.

[gregM]

Great cross!!

Totally agree. I real beauty

[Don D.]

Totally agree. I real beauty

Just to be clear for everyone's sake, we are talking about the second cross posted, the Godet.

The first cross is still bad, correct.

[gregM]

correct

[LeeJ]

A real beauty

[EK Hunter]

A true gem with "fangs" in absolutely outstanding condition. One well worth keeping. Gotta luv those Godets!
Congrats, Andreas!

Best,

Alex

[EK Hunter]

Here's mine (without fangs) for comparison, in similar condition.

Best, Alex

[Christian J]

152E for a franky. Not that bad.

[Paratrooper]

@EK Hunter
Yours is also a real beauty. Never saw one in such a outstanding condition.
Thx for showing.

"Frosted" beading rims, which most people associate with WWII-era EKs, in fact existed long before WWII, in my opinion.

Thats one of my first thoughts as i had this cross the first time in my hands.
This piece proves that frosting is not a method which was invented for the second world war crosses.

Best Regards
Andreas