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    Clasp to the Iron Cross 2nd. class with two prongs

    Hi fellows,

    I have a Clasp to the Iron Cross with 2 prongs ... is it a fake?
    Never saw such one before.

    Best wishes

    Joerg
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      #3
      Hi Jörg,

      looks like a good one for the medal bar

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        #4
        Originally posted by heinrich66 View Post
        Hi Jörg,

        looks like a good one for the medal bar

        It's sized 32 x 32 mm .....

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          #5
          I'd like to hear comments. I personally have never seen this type spange before.

          Robert

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            #6
            me neither
            Looks like a good L/15, but with a slightly different date, and a few other things
            interesting
            could be an original L/15 variation, could be fake!
            Do you have any pics of the reverse? the split pin attachment
            regards
            jon

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              Here are some more shots ....
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                          #13
                          great pics
                          all I can conclude is that this is an L/15, but a slight variation on the norm.
                          I have not personally seen/noticed one like this before, but there is much evidence that other makers actually had more than one set of die (but same pattern) made using the same 'master die'. The differences being very slight, eg: different pebbling etc
                          This has all the overall main characteristics of an L/15
                          surely it's a good one?
                          regards
                          jon

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