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    Schinkelcross

    Hi guys, I want to show u my schinkelcross..
    Weight: 21 g. Size: 42.04 * 42,46 mm......
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    schinkelcross

    Hi guys i want to show u my schinkelcross...
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      schinkelcross

      Hi guys i want to show u my schinkelcross
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        #4
        Now that's a nice one Christian! Did you see this thread?

        http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...d.php?t=283560

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          #5
          Very nice looking. Is this a 1-piece strike?
          Best regards,
          Streptile

          Looking for ROUND BUTTON 1939 EK1 Spange cases (LDO or PKZ)

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            schinkelcross

            hi guys, and thanks for the comments and the looking...
            Yes this is a one piece and non magnetic schinkelcross...

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              #7
              very nice

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                #8
                nice early schinkel

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by beuwulf View Post
                  Yes this is a one piece and non magnetic schinkelcross...
                  I have often wondered this:

                  A "Schinkelform" cross is defined as a 1939-series Iron Cross made up using leftover frames from the 1914-series crosses (usually by manufacturers hoping to save a Mark). If this is the case, how can there be 1-piece Schinkels?

                  I know these are called Schinnkels by dealers and collectors alike. But how can they fit the definition? Any thoughts?

                  Nice cross by the way, and congratulations!
                  Best regards,
                  Streptile

                  Looking for ROUND BUTTON 1939 EK1 Spange cases (LDO or PKZ)

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                    #10
                    Hi Trevor, I`m not the one who have that knowledge to get u that info...
                    Maybe someone else in this forum could give some answer ...
                    And I saw the thread whit the other 4 crosses... They look great..
                    I have seen a schinkel non magnetic screwback for a lot of money....
                    Kind regards:
                    Christian......

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                      #11
                      That is a GREAT looking Cross, In much better shape then most of these Nonmag one pieces are found in! Thanks for sharing this with us!
                      Kevin

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                        #12
                        Very nice schinkel

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                          #13
                          I havn't a clue, but that's a very interesting question Trevor, I hadn't thought that before, I hope an answer appears...
                          regards
                          jon

                          Originally posted by streptile View Post
                          I have often wondered this:

                          A "Schinkelform" cross is defined as a 1939-series Iron Cross made up using leftover frames from the 1914-series crosses (usually by manufacturers hoping to save a Mark). If this is the case, how can there be 1-piece Schinkels?

                          I know these are called Schinnkels by dealers and collectors alike. But how can they fit the definition? Any thoughts?

                          Nice cross by the way, and congratulations!

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                            #14
                            Originally posted by streptile View Post
                            I have often wondered this:

                            A "Schinkelform" cross is defined as a 1939-series Iron Cross made up using leftover frames from the 1914-series crosses (usually by manufacturers hoping to save a Mark). If this is the case, how can there be 1-piece Schinkels?

                            I know these are called Schinnkels by dealers and collectors alike. But how can they fit the definition? Any thoughts?

                            Nice cross by the way, and congratulations!
                            By using the term "Schinkelform" you answered your own question: they fit the definition by following the "Form", the design. The slender early design is what makes a Schinkel a Schinkel, to me at least...

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                              #15
                              Meaning the distance between the ribbing near the swaz? Looks kinda closer together or more narrow there to me. I have also been confused about this desirable type. The overall size is very close to my Deumer. John

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