Hi All,
Can you give me your thoughts on this one please, any opinions
and comments are welcome.
Kr. Dennis
Can you give me your thoughts on this one please, any opinions
and comments are welcome.
Kr. Dennis
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I believe this is a fake. The pin is wrong for one thing. Here are a couple of photos of mine.David Tiffin
"They were the Leathernecks, the old breed of American regular, regarding the service as home and war an occupation!" (John Thomason, Jr. Fix Bayonets) -
And the reverseDavid Tiffin
"They were the Leathernecks, the old breed of American regular, regarding the service as home and war an occupation!" (John Thomason, Jr. Fix Bayonets)Comment
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Definetely not a genuine "107". Look at the inner beading next to the Swastika - way too round. And since it is marked "107" it seems to be a fake.
DietrichComment
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I also don't like it.
Here's mine.GeorgeComment
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Reverse.GeorgeComment
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Thank you guys for your quick response, I appreciate it very much, by the way,
wonderfull ek 1 you guys posesse, I hope to get one of these someday.
Best wishes to you all.
DennisComment
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Hi all,
I just wanted to thank David and George for posting their great pictures of their Carl Wild EK 1.Because of their willingness to share their time and effort, I was able to find a textbook 107-right down to the alignment mark on the arm of the cross,and know it was right.
Regards,
SteveComment
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Steve,
You're very welcome!
GeorgeComment
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Thanks! That's what we, this forum is all about. Helping people.David Tiffin
"They were the Leathernecks, the old breed of American regular, regarding the service as home and war an occupation!" (John Thomason, Jr. Fix Bayonets)Comment
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My "107" unfortunate story !
Hi,
I already bought a "107" in France 5 months ago.
I made some investigations by the net to check its authenticity....:
-It was a post-war british made, "107" stamped in one piece !!!!!!
I didn't check it out and i had to recognize that i bought a fake!
So my mind : beware of this range of crosses.
Best Regards
NikoComment
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