I'll check out the Imperial section....they will know ! Tom
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Nice cross!!!
IMO this one is TR made. It has core that was used by Deumer since 20´s and throughout TR era. 57 style Deumer core is slightly different. Same with frame. As Nigel pointed out, this is Deumer Schinkel frame.
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Thanks guys for your input
I've posted the link in a Imperial section - more opinions will not hurt, as Nigel says
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Hello.
Nice cross! Dating for the brave!
But recently Nigel EK I find "57" with "sun" SB ... so anything is possible!
Below my EK II 1914 L/11.
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Two crosses above and have the same core!
Your have a different finish.
However, the core of typical cross Deumer 1914 production after WW II ... is different. There is another date and the letter "W".
Best regards.
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Dzięki za zdjęcia You have a lot of very nice crosses in your collection 
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Hi,
Recently I purchased this unmarked and non magnetic core EKII in a medal bar, someone identified it to me as a Deumer. After reading this post I'd like to know if it's possible to identify if it's a TR made medal or a after war made Deumer?
Best Regards,
RicardoLast edited by R.R.; 12-02-2014, 10:15 AM.Comment
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Hi!
Well its certainly not a post WW2/ 57 period Deumer piece, it looks to me like a TR or interwar period piece?
Have you posted it in the Imperial section? The guy's there will know for sure!!
Nice cross/ bar!!!!
-Nigelsigpic 57ers...."The Devil Is In The Detail"Comment
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Hi Nigel,Originally posted by Nigel N View Post
Yes, there someone has told me it's a non magnetic Deumer: http:http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.comforum...ad.php?t773288
But after a friend show me this thread with this polemic and I prefer to be sure about it.
And please, I ask you or some others to educate us about it, how distiguish a post war Deumer from a pre WW2 one?
Thanks in advance
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