For Review - DKig 134 - Otto Klein & Co. Light version,

[H.W Plainview]

hi guys

can you share your opinions please on this one.

thanks a lot.

[Byakkotai]

Nice original cross to me but I would like to see the number 134.
Ricardo

[AndyC]

Looks like a good DKiG but please post pictures of the 134 stamp



Andy

[H.W Plainview]

here it is thanks !

[AndyC]

Good cross


Andy

[H.W Plainview]

all right thanks

[George Stimson]

But there is no "heavy" version of Klein crosses, yes?

[Chet Sowersby]

Like George I'm curious as well. Were there heavy and light versions of Klein DKiGs?

Chet

[all1knew]

Like George I'm curious as well. Were there heavy and light versions of Klein DKiGs?

Chet

good point. Off the top of my head I think I've only seen the cross which mimics the lightweight Zimmerman with a catch plate. Don't think I've ever seen a heavy Klein.

William Kramer

[Gary Symonds]

Per Dietrich's book, The German Cross no heavy or silver DK's made by Klein, from Zimmermann parts.

[Wim Vangossum]

Per Dietrich's book, The German Cross no heavy or silver DK's made by Klein, from Zimmermann parts.

I agree with that. Only a light version and often found in pristine condition.


Regards, Wim

[tony james]

Per Dietrich's book, The German Cross no heavy or silver DK's made by Klein, from Zimmermann parts.

In the "international militaria collector " magazine volume 6 number 2 March 2016 a German cross in silver made by otto Klein and marked 134 is shown. Original and a very rare piece. This magazine is a must have to keep updated and in the know on militaria items like this and others.

[Wim Vangossum]

In the "international militaria collector " magazine volume 6 number 2 March 2016 a German cross in silver made by otto Klein and marked 134 is shown. Original and a very rare piece. This magazine is a must have to keep updated and in the know on militaria items like this and others.

Interesting. Thanks for mention this. And yes the magazine is a must...



Regards, Wim