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    EK I ww1 Paul Maybauer

    Dear all,

    I write my first post on this forum because recently (few days ago) I bought online an EK I (my first one, in general I collect Italian medals of the I and the II world war).

    The cross, if authentic, was produced by Paul Meybauer in the years after ww1 (possibly even in the early days of the Third Reich).

    I have some doubts about the authenticity of this item. Firs of all the general shape of "1914" and especially the shape of the number "4" is puzzling me...

    Also the external frame is irregular in the right half of the cross: you can notice in particular a small knob (red arrow) and, concerning the right arm, is possible to see how the upper part of the frame is thicker (green arrow) than the lower (green arrow near the red one).

    Anyway the cross is built correctly in three pieces with a magnetic core. Also there are traces of black paint in the internal part of the frame near the core.

    Can you help me? Thank you all for the attention




    #2
    Maybe this will help you further!

    http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...eybauer+L%2F13

    "the shape of the number "4" is puzzling me" .....this 4 is named the so called "closed 4"

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      #3
      Originally posted by Ste22 View Post
      Dear all,

      Can you help me?
      Your cross is a fake of a WWII-era replacement cross.
      Best regards,
      Streptile

      Looking for ROUND BUTTON 1939 EK1 Spange cases (LDO or PKZ)

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        #4
        Originally posted by Ste22 View Post
        /.../
        The cross, if authentic, was produced by Paul Meybauer in the years after ww1 (possibly even in the early days of the Third Reich).

        /.../
        By the way: LDO makers marks (L/..) were used since 1941

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          #5
          Originally posted by streptile View Post
          Your cross is a fake of a WWII-era replacement cross.
          I agree, a fake.

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            #6
            Thank you all

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