WW1 cross ID (made in Third Reich)

[KarsaiBalazs]

Could you please help me identify the maker of this cross? By the measurements I think it was made after the WW1, it has the same size the WW2 crosses have.



The hump and the figure "8" are distinctive but I don't know any cross like this. The back's yellow color is not because of the scanner (any idea about the reason?)

Thanks in advance!
Balázs

[KarsaiBalazs]

Nobody? Not even guesses?

Balázs

[Adrian]

Hello Balázs,
Can you post some clearer, closer photos please?

[KarsaiBalazs]

better pics

Here you are Adrian, I hope these can tell you something




Thanks
Balázs

[don-zamo]

Those pictures are alot better, somebody will definatly be able to ID these now. I cant really say, im still learning, ill be watching this thread though.

James M

[jt327gir]

Nobody? Not even guesses?

Balázs

Perhaps Wächtler & Lange? (unmarked 100) The hump where the ring is mounted is the same as on W&L crosses.

[George Stimson]

W&L? I don't think so; there's no squished bead on the right (as viewed) 12 o'clock arm beading. But there is the hump, and also cross-hatching on the inner corners....

[all1knew]

Hello there,

Juncker as I would presume.

William Kramer

[CMSgt]

Ek

The big picture is fine, but you cut off the most important part the hump where the ring connects. I think they are either Deumer or Juncker. Can you post a picture of the hump? Jim

[don-zamo]

Hello there,

Juncker as I would presume.

William Kramer

To be honest William that was my first thought

James M

[Adrian]

Juncker would get my vote based on these better images.

[KarsaiBalazs]

hump

Here are the pictures of the hump. Hope they help in the final judgement!




Thanks
Balázs

[CMSgt]

Ek

Thanks for the photos, Juncker. Jim

[KarsaiBalazs]

Thank you for everybody, you guys are good
Balázs