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    #1

    first EK1 mint

    hello guys,
    this is my first EK1 it is cased and looks mint, in real life it looks better then on the pictures, i'll let them do the talking, comments are welcome.

    greetings rik







    I'm proud to be a sergeant in the royal dutch army

    Always looking for documents from the 126. Infanterie-Division.
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    #2
    Hello,

    nice looking set.
    It looks like a W&L cross so far I can recognize it.

    Best Franki

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      #3
      Like Franki said W&L. And indeed in extremely nice condition.

      Regards, Theo
      Freedom is not for Free

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        #4
        Wow - what a shiny piece! Congratulations!
        Due to German Laws (Swastikas need to be covered at all times, even at exclusive Militaria shows ) Sellers here mostly cover the swasis with a round sticker. Unfortunately, the paint on the swastika comes off that way when taking off that sticker. I think that's what happened with your cross. Either way - a most beautiful cross you got there, typical WL Frosting. I think it was Robert who mentioned a certain advanced Rhodium Frosting Procedure used by WL that obviously was an excellent method of applying the frosting.
        Congrats
        Rainer

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          #5
          Stunning piece! A keeper for sure :-)

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            #6
            very nice and mint example (both cross and case) ...Love this one...

            Martin

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              #7
              thank you for all your replies, yes the only downside is the scratch on the swastika, but i still love it
              I'm proud to be a sergeant in the royal dutch army

              Always looking for documents from the 126. Infanterie-Division.

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                #8
                Hi!

                It's atypicall W&L Cross in very good condition.
                The unmarked W&L are often non-magnetic. Is it magnetic ore not?

                Regards
                Andreas

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