I wonder if anything can be ascertained from these photos. They're all I have.
Any comments - appreciated.
Thanx, Rick C.
Any comments - appreciated.
Thanx, Rick C.
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reverse - maker mark -
reverse angledComment
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final rather blurred shotComment
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I´d say this is not a tipical CEJ example. The pin sistem, maker mark, eagle and other details are not the standards for a Juncker cross such as others I´ve seen. The very bad finished swastikas are not the best sign to say this is a Juncker´s production. Anycase, wait for more oppinions.
GregComment
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IMO no good. The CEJ stamp is wrong for a start.
Regards,
AB.In memory of my Uncle,
Schtz.Grenadier KARL HOFBAUER,
2 Kompanie, Inf-Bat, 550.
Killed in action, Krasnoje, Minsk, 7. Nov. 1942.Comment
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I started working on these at one time and stoped due to cost , but I have this one in my files as the most common fake on the market today . It can be found in all grades with and without swords .
DouglasComment
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"You can check out any time you like ..... But you can never leave....."Comment
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Thanx Guys! Great that we can count on some good observations in a pinch.
Rick C.Comment
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Can we please see the pin in closed positionComment
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Those posted are the only photos I was sent. Sorry.
Based on the comments, I'm thinking the consensus is reproduction or questionable (at best).
Not worth it I guess.
Thanx guys,
Rick C.Comment
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In my opinion, if one do not know what to look for on the front side (like me) the pin and catch will certainly tell a lot more. Exactly as with EK1 pins.
For me, I can't tell if a Pilots badge for example is good or bad based on the pin because (I think) they (the fakers) make them too good lol
and I have no idea what to look for on the front side 
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Rick,
Concur with the rest; nothing right on this one for a good CEJ, IMO.
TimComment
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