Early S&L RK--- AWESOME BUY --- HURRY!!!

[Darrell]

Here you go boys an AWESOME ... CHEAP .... EARLY S&L ... wow only $5300 US ... imagine that ... I wonder why?

[Harry]

I love the bit about the zinc type being the only one that has not been reproduced.....

[rkhunter]

Hi, it looks like someone has already purchased this piece?

Kai

[Boogeyman57]

Yes, I did, almost!

[Kevin V.]

Yes, I did!

Why did you buy it?

[Dietrich Maerz]

The cross is a post war production. Steinhauer & Lück never made a non-silver, non-iron Knights Cross before May 1945. No matter how nice and colorfull the description and even if the Pope would have owned it once - it is post war.

The seller is right in one thing: this type has not been reproduced because it would be foolish to fake a fake!

Dietrich

PS: Give it back - you have a 14 day return guarantee.

[Giel VW]

These kind of prices should ALWAYS ring a bell when you are looking at a dealer site.

[Flemming]

Yes, I did!

Really

/Flemming

[DavidM]

Hello

Given that the dent row is clearly visible, as are some die flaws on both the 3 and 9 O'clock arms, how could this possibly be a pre 1941 RK? Or have I missed something?

Regards
David

[Seiler]

This is not the first time this type/source item has been offered from this site.
Or,is it the same one AGAIN????
Seiler

[Nigel N]

the same dealer last year offered a 12 year ss cross for sale, saying "it was found in the ruins of the reichstag in 1945" needless to say it was a poor fake, can nothing be done about this kind of fraud, i suppose the dealer will claim he did'nt know, but really is that good enough

[andy large]

pre 1941? with a zinc core? i thought that the zinc core awards came out very late war, due to the lack of iron? hence brass,aluminum.zinc centers but zinc in 1941? never heard of that 1?

[FLiPSiDE]

Isn't this dealer normally considered honest/respectable? Or perhaps I'm mistaken? Do you think this is an honest mistake?

[Alexhip]

pre 1941? with a zinc core? i thought that the zinc core awards came out very late war, due to the lack of iron? hence brass,aluminum.zinc centers but zinc in 1941? never heard of that 1?

apart of the piece from the top, They said, the very early ones were with the zinc core ?

Just curious.

Alex

[Nigel N]

Isn't this dealer normally considered honest/respectable? Or perhaps I'm mistaken? Do you think this is an honest mistake?

it could well be an honest mistake, we've all made them! but it does put you off, i've bought from him and had no problems, but only cheaper stuff!