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    ground dug on estand

    Just wanted to add that these are no way from France. Comes from thousands not finished from Czech Republic, city of Jablonec (Gablonz).

    http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru....php?t=1043143

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    They show an interesting feature, a hole in the back plate. I have recently bought an EK1 that has one too. What gives? Was there a hole for soldering purposes, to allow the hot liquid excess solder to escape inside the cross rather than ooze out along the edges?
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      Originally posted by Albert View Post
      They show an interesting feature, a hole in the back plate. I have recently bought an EK1 that has one too. What gives? Was there a hole for soldering purposes, to allow the hot liquid excess solder to escape inside the cross rather than ooze out along the edges?
      I still don't really know.

      But this is typical for Walter & Henlein crosses

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