Hello! I would like to know opinions about his cross, unfortunately only this photos.
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A nice TR (or slightly later) imo S&L example in a late war halbetui.
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MikeRegards
Mike
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Mike, thank you very much for the answer
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Hi,
could you post better pictures of the hinge? Please also one a straight from the back. It looks a lot like 57 S&L hardware.
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MichelComment
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Hi Michel, thank you for your attention, but unfortunately this cross is not mine, I just find it in the internet, but to me was interesting it's period and originality, I have one late war EKI 1914 in my collection, this cross I will show and with pleasure listen opinions, maybe it will be possible to identify the maker.Comment
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A post-1945 example in my opinion. Anyway, still collectible (from what I can see).Best regards,
Streptile
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streptile, thank you for your opinion.Comment
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This is my late war cross. Maybe is possible to identify the maker? Magnetic brass center, frame size 43,5mm x 43,5mm.Last edited by Magnus; 07-15-2013, 05:42 PM.Comment
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The cross that started this thread is a very nice example of a postwar S&L EK1 from either the very early 57er production period, or even possibly just before!
I would expect this to be the smaller 42mmx42mm frame size that S&L used on their earlier Imperial cored crosses from the 50's, before switching to the larger 44mmx44mm size around 1960 or just after!
As already said, a very collectable, and quite scarce piece, with a nice halbetui too!!!
-Nigel
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Nigel N, thank you for the information!Comment
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Maker is Wilhelm Deumer of Lüdenscheid. In my opinion a cross from 1940-1943 (approximate) based on the frame and hardware.Originally posted by Magnus View PostBest regards,
Streptile
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If the center is truly made of brass it couldn't be brass as brass is non-magneticOriginally posted by Magnus View PostComment
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Hi Magnus,
as Trevor already said yours is a Deumer, very nice cross! You can easily spot the core differences with the thread starter, namely yours has the open 4 while the thread starter has a closed 4.
Best regards,
MichelComment
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