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    What is it ????

    Hi guys,something i found this morning at the flea market
    What can this thing be ??
    A field KC
    An old fake,a fantasy piece or something else
    Thanks ,
    Martin
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              #7
              interesting object. Seems to have a even patina overall. Looks like a regular ek2, with the leaves and swords beloning to another medal, the ribbon suspension seems to be out of leather which I have never seen before. How wide is the ribbon, ek or rk size? If the ribbon is rk and real then you will have a good amount of cash and thats probably more than you paid.
              Great object, but without provenance as always.......

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                Thank you Schonbeck .
                The ribbon is 26 mm,is it for RK or ek ?
                Sorry but my knowledge about crosses is near zero
                More comments welcome
                Martin.

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                  #9
                  26 mm is for the ek2 and often encountered on schinkel crosses

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                    #10
                    Is it a single length of ribbon or several sewn together? It's a bit hard to tell with the fraying.

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                      Ring marked ?

                      Interesting piece .
                      The wreath is from something else , can't say from what . Besides that it seams the connecting ring may have some stamped mark on it ?
                      I pulled up the picture marked it ,... does the ring move through the eyelet at all ?

                      Douglas
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                        anyone identified what medal the "oaks" might be from?

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                          #13
                          Originally posted by Adrian View Post
                          Is it a single length of ribbon or several sewn together? It's a bit hard to tell with the fraying.
                          It's a single length of very used worn ribbon with a big accident at one place.
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                            Originally posted by Douglas 5 View Post
                            Interesting piece .
                            The wreath is from something else , can't say from what . Besides that it seams the connecting ring may have some stamped mark on it ?
                            I pulled up the picture marked it ,... does the ring move through the eyelet at all ?

                            Douglas
                            Yes the ring move through the eyelet and the ring is stamped with "K K" and another stamp i can't read.
                            You're right the wreath is surely from another medal.
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                              #15
                              nice
                              maybe a vet piece? as the oaks are on the non-swaz side? cobbled together post war? Maybe post '45, pre '57?
                              interesting
                              regards
                              jon

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