Iron Cross statistics!

[George Stimson]

Let's see....

1813 -
EK 2 - 1

1870 -
EK 2 - 2 (one with 25-year oaks)
EK 2 Prinzen - 1, with 25-year oaks
EK 1 - 1

1957 -
EK 2 - 2
EK 2 Spange - 1
EK 1 - 2
EK 1 Spange - 1
EK 1/Spange combo - 1
RK - 1
Oakleaves - 1
Oakleaves and Swords - 1

The 1914s and 1939s -- I'm gonna have to count them.... Give me a few days.

George

[Bryan Poon]

Hi

1914:
EKII - 2
EKI - 2

1939:
EKII - 5
EKI - 3
EKII Spange - 1
EKI Spange - 1

Cheers
BP

[Bryan Poon]

Hi

Should we start a thread for Wound Badge?

Cheers
BP

[Dez H]

or War Merit Crosses

[ben bijker]

late (as usual)


1914
ek II - 2
ek I - 1

1939
ek II - 2
ek I - 2
ek 2 spange - 1
ek 1 spange - 1
RK -1
RK & oaks - 1

[Adrian Stevenson]

Hi, I have a single 1914 EKI, 3 1939 EKI's and a single 1939 EKII.
Cheers, Ade.

[David Tiffin]

1914 EKI = 2
1939 EK I = 11 (8 cased)
EK II = 3
EKII spange = 1

[Hannibal]

1870 EK2

1 Prizen with oak
1 dulex cased

1914 EK2

39 single now and 2 more coming in
1 Prizen
4 mounted

1914 EK1

1 dulex cased
2 Prizen 1 more coming hopefully
10 single

1939 EK2

1 Schinkel
1 round 3
28 single

1939 EK1

4 cased(1 is a fake)
7 single

1957 EKs

1 EK1 and EK2.

best regards

[Blitz]

Thank you again for your participation And i say again, this wouldn't have been possible without your support. The popularity of this thread shows once again the quality of our forum and it's HIGH

Summa summarum part 6

1813
Gross Kreuz
I cl.
II cl. 3
II cl. (non-combanant)

1870
Gross Kreuz
I cl. 2
II cl. 29
II cl. (non-combanant) 3
II cl. oak leaves 5
Merit Cross for Women (none? come'on! im sure somebody has one...)

1914
Gross Kreuz
I cl. 125
II cl. 219
II cl. (non-combanant) 10
II cl. Spange 2

1939
Gross Kreuz
RK oak leaves, swords and diamonds 1
RK oak leaves and swords 1
RK oak leaves 3
RK 11
I cl. 221
I cl. Spange 25
II cl. 263
II cl. Spange 26

1957

I cl. 13
I cl. Spange 2
II cl. 12
II cl. Spange 1
RK 8
Oak leaves 2
Oak leaves and swords 2

[Denis]

Hello Everybody
Just see this thread and here is my contibution
1914
EK 2 : 1
EK2 with non combattant ribbon : 1

1939
EK 2 : 6
EK 1 : 9 (details as follows)
- "20"
- "26"
- "100"
- "L/16"
- screwback "L/13" X 2
- unmarked screwback
- early unmarked (very similar to Godet piece)
- unmarked

Spange EK 2 :
1 ("L/17")

Spange EK 1 :
unmarked

Regards and thanks to Blitz for updating this list

Denis
- unmarked

[Calvin Hall]

OK, I'll play...

Here is my meager grouping...

1914:
EKII - 2

1939:
EKII - 10 (3 on medal bar including 1 Schinckel on medal bar)
EKI - 10 (All Cased! - Deschler, Deumer(2), Zimmermann(2), Carl Wild, B.H. Meyer, Friedrich Orth, Souval, and Alouis Rettenmaiir)
EKI Spange - 2

What about the German Crosses? I consider them part of the Iron Cross familiy

DKiG - 2 - (One by Zimmermann and one cloth unmarked)

Calvin

[Blitz]

Yes, chall, they have some relation, but in my opinion, not enough.. We can always ask the rest of us So, what do you say, do we count the German crosses or not?

ps. thanks for your participation

[Hannibal]

I have one

I do have a cased merit cross for woman but they are not really part of iron cross family are they?

best regards

[Blitz]

Well, no, but they are very close to it... In looks and otherwise they are much closer to the iron cross family, unlike the German cross for instance. Just my humble opinion

[Bruce Simcox]

My count.....

......1939

EK 1, 1 (L/11), uncased
EK 1, 1 (6.), LDO cased

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Bruce