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Ben
Where do you find all these nice crosses. This would look nice in my spange collection. JimComment
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Ben, that is a very nice Prinzen EKII and in pristine condition! Do you know if any of the Prinzen EKII's are maker marked? The "Schinkel Intermediate" is nice too, even harder to find i guess? If you by chance are selling any Prinzen anytime feel free to PM me, always looking for those small wonders.Comment
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Impressive
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Very nice, Ben. In 40 years of advertising, I have found only one prinzen cross and that was an 1870. I was always afraid to buy a 1914 as I know they have been extensively reproduced. Perhaps you can share with us what to look for on originals.
Bob HritzIn the land of the blind, the one eyed man is king.
Duct tape can't fix stupid, but it can muffle the sound.Comment
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Nice catch Ben
my favorite prinzen spange
maybe from a presentation box? the cross is TR?
regards
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Very nice set Ben, the Prinzen EKs might be small but the are always impressive to look at - size isn't everything as they say!Comment
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Hi Ben, it is not a match to the cross below but i recall a EK2 Prinzen that looked exactly like yours on either Weitze or Schulzes site a month ago or so. It had the Austrian trifold, the same "TR looking slightly straight" arms, the shiny core with the big dipping W and the TR looking 3 in 1813 . It was gone before i could say "fake??", if i only had kept the pics. What do you think of my 1939 EKII Prinzen? I know its a darn ugly conditioned cross and with that "wide beading" but look at the craftmanship of the swaz, numbers, seams, soldering of jumpring etc. Se link: http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...d.php?t=337367Comment
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Prinzen
Hi! Nice set Ben
Regards
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