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    #1

    L/50 unusual pin...

    Just came across this one.
    This is the first time I see an L/50 with this type of needle.
    The mm is without a box, which is unusual as well

    It's for sale at a german dealer that I have met in person and is one of the nicest and most reliable person in this field of collecting.
    I presume he doesn't mind if I use the pic here, just for everyone's education.

    The cross came directly from the recipients relatives.

    Is there anyone who has an L/50 with this set-up??

    Thanks,
    Ben
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    #2
    You are right, the hinge and pin system is unusual for this maker.
    If the front is OK (especially number design) then I have no problem with the EK I.

    Maybe a small serial of Godet EK I's with a supplied needle.

    Regards

    Grueni
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    Daniel


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      #3
      At the last time i see 2 of this crosses.

      The cross is imo made by B H. Mayer. The stamp is identical with L/18 uset too.

      Its imo possible that Godet supplied a small lot of crosses when Berlin boms by allied airforce.

      Ben, please post the front of this cross.


      regards
      Andreas

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        #4
        Sorry if I'm off on this, but I thought the only good L/50's had the mm under the catch. Please let me know if I'm wrong.
        Sincerely Andy B.
        Collecting minis and KVKs

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          #5
          Hello Andy,

          Mayer stamps his crosses on the needle.
          So stamps the L/50 on the needle too, when use the same tool.



          regards
          Andreas

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            #6
            The front is Mayer, so it isn't a "real" Godet.

            Andy, I do have an L/50 that is stamped at the lower end of the needle and not on the cross, so sometimes it was actually done.http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...ghlight=L%2F50


            Regards,
            Ben

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              #7
              I can't say I'm keen on the L/50 MM on the BHM EK in this thread, but that L/50 with the MM on the lower end of the pin is just something else, Ben! My favorite maker!
              KR
              Rainer

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                #8
                Originally posted by ben bijker View Post
                Just came across this one.
                This is the first time I see an L/50 with this type of needle.
                The mm is without a box, which is unusual as well

                It's for sale at a german dealer that I have met in person and is one of the nicest and most reliable person in this field of collecting.
                I presume he doesn't mind if I use the pic here, just for everyone's education.

                The cross came directly from the recipients relatives.

                Is there anyone who has an L/50 with this set-up??

                Thanks,
                Ben
                THE PIN IS FROM THE MAKER 26 ,,,

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by p-verstegen View Post
                  THE PIN IS FROM THE MAKER 26 ,,,
                  so is the core....

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                    #10
                    Ben, you want to buy this rusty cross?

                    Or have you Buy the identical mint cross at militaria.de?

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                      #11
                      Originally posted by AndiK View Post
                      Ben, you want to buy this rusty cross?

                      Or have you Buy the identical mint cross at militaria.de?

                      just guess.....

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                        #12
                        Originally posted by ben bijker View Post
                        just guess.....
                        Why I ask stupidly

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                          #13
                          Originally posted by AndiK View Post
                          Why I ask stupidly
                          well, you could/should have known !!!

                          Best regards,
                          Ben

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                            #14
                            Unusual L/50 marked EK I 1939

                            Hello,

                            A couple of weeks ago I got this L/50 Godet marked EK I 1939. Is has the same style of marker stamp “L/50” like the EK from Ben,
                            but this has the stamp in the middle of the back plate.

                            I have no doubt that the EK is not genuine. From my point of view it is original cross made during the war.
                            The EK was in a black case with the LDO sign on the top.

                            Do anyone know something about this kind of Godet L/50 marked EK I 1939 or have seen this cross before?

                            Andy

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                              Unusual L/50 marked EK I 1939

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