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    #1

    Cased Combined WWI EK & 1939 Bar

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    A cased, combined (duel) WWI Iron Cross with the First Class 1939 Bar. Comments
    Thanks
    Herm
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    WWI EK with 1939 Bar

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      WWI Cross with 1939 Bar

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        WW I Iron Cross with 1939 Bar

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            #6
            Could you post more photos taken straight on, and not from angles?
            A photo on the crown of that Iron Cross will help as well i think.

            Cheers.
            Peter

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              WWI Iron Cross with 1939 Bar

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                WWI Iron Cross with 1939 Bar

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                  #9
                  Not made together, ie once they were individual items, the spange looks a lot cleaner than the EK. The spange also has had its original hinge&pin arrangement removed, which I suppose was commonly done. I would like to see some shots of the case.......

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                    #10
                    I'm a little put off by this. If this had been the original item in the case, I would expect a pristinely finished combo. This example is not. It's a jeweler put together, in a hurry.

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                      web105jk (Herm)

                      While the EK looks like it might be a typical S&L T/R era produced 1914 EK1, I would check the spange against the one on page 465 of Gordon Williamsons book..

                      This is most definitely NOT the section of the book you would want to find a match for your piece in!

                      Marshall

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                        #12
                        Biro is right, the design of the spange alone forbids this item to be original. It is the Floch design.
                        Cheers, Frank

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