1957 pattern awards

[Rolf D.]

Backside of the CCC in silber. Coke bottle pin and magnetic iron backing plate.

[Rolf D.]

The curveature of the CCC in Silber. Typical of the very early pieces. Note the bend in the pin.

[Rolf D.]

Here is a CCC in Bronze. Very high quality finish and piece.

[Rolf D.]

Here is the backside. The pin siffers from the Silber CCC in that it is thinner and when depressed more springy.

[Rolf D.]

Curveature of the badge is similar to the Silber CCC. Note that the pin is pinched to give it the coke bottle appearance.

[Rolf D.]

EKI. VEry high quality, note wear on the iron core.

[Rolf D.]

Backside, note the coke bottle pin. Sorry for the bright picture

[Rolf D.]

Side view. Typical Wartime manufacture methods.

[Rolf D.]

This is an odd set here. This is a medal bar of 57ers which range from Weimar era to post WWII fire men.

[Rolf D.]

Closeup of the EK2 and Schlesian Eagle.

[Ed Tainton]

C.c.c.

Just what I need the 3 different CCC. Keep me in mind if you want to move them. Real nice.
Ed

[Gerd Becker]

OdR?

"Ordensgemeinschaft der Ritterkreuzträger", a postwar organization of the recipients of the Knights Cross.

best,
Gerd