Good ...now that that's settled, Dinner is at 5pm so don't be late ok ?
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Can we see the pictures again, then?GeorgeComment
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OK, I´ll bring a bottle or two of the good ol´ Swedish "Firewater"...Originally posted by Mike P.Good ...now that that's settled, Dinner is at 5pm so don't be late ok ?
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This thread has been rendered pointless by the removal of the pictures, so if they're not reposted by later today I'll delete it.GeorgeComment
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Tomorrow I will post them again (it´s time to go to bed soon and I am still working).
Just for you, George.
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Thank you.
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Here we go again!
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800/4
Mine is an 800/4 S@L. It is similarily marked. I have talked too several dealers who believe that these crosses were made no later than the fall of 1943 based on award documentation. But again the neysayers can claim possibly more than one cross was. purchased by the awardee........
on your cross. Very interesting piece..J ...........Jimmy
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Many thanks Jimmy!
EXACTLY when this or that is IMO impossible to say today.
Remember the KCs with 3/4 loop? The are early produced for sure, but someone here showed us pictures of very late KC-holders wearing it. But of course we don´t KNOW why a late receiptiant wore a very early cross.
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S@l
It is my personal belief in looking at these RKs that you must look at the quality of strike and finish. If the piece looks like it would be a disgrace to be on a German uniform then it is in all probability a post war strike. Also on the later ones after 1941 gotta be magnetic. Just my opinion............JimmyComment
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I wonder if that vet was refering to the Schloss Klessheim horde......JimmyComment
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