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    Cased KVK1 with Swords

    Dear All,

    Here is a KVKI case that has recently been acquired from lakeside traders. The cross is discussed on this thread http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...42#post2452642 in the crosses forum. Is the case good, on first inspection the case is in reasonably good condition. Unfortuntely the opening button does not function, the spring assembly seems to have been broken and a fix has been attempted by taping the catch in place as can be seen in the below pictures. However what is the writing on the inside of the case ? there seems to be no trace of glue ? The actual black flocked display platform is in good order but the ebossed number code is hidden by the reverse sticking of the flocking, I can recognise the last two letters of M I or M T.

    Can anyone offer any advice on whether this is good or not, I'm 95% sure it is, it's just that the writing on the inside of the bottom of the case is just something I've never seen before.























    Many thanks to anyone who can assist.

    Gareth
    Last edited by Garethmk1; 02-08-2008, 03:11 PM.

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    Don't worry, the case is good.
    First time I see those inkstamps inside, but I think they are just paper batch stamps, with the roll specifications.
    Hope you catch what I mean...

    The stamps are interesting, those can tell which factory was the supplier of the cardboard.
    I don't think anyone before ever wandered who that could be!

    'Pappe' means cardboard.
    A 'Papschachtel' is a cardboard box.
    Put an award in it and suddenly it is called a 'Verleihungschachtel'.

    Just back from the shooting range and the after match was heavy.
    Lots of alcohol.
    Talking Dutch is difficult at the moment.
    English is quite impossible...

    I will check my answer tomorrow to see if it makes any sense...

    Best regards,
    Martin

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