denazified KC

[Dietrich Maerz]

It looks more like an S&L or Juncker.

However, I stick to what I said earlier - the K&Q is an early type and would fit the award date.

Dietrich

[johannes post]

very good point dietrich !

regards johan

Extremely nice!

And I (honestly) do wonder why it is that such 100% perfect groups always fit the theory with the three dots and some "other" groups have K&Q with dots all over the time-place - even in 1943 ... strange that is Master Luke!

[Desotos]

KC DeNazified

Hi! Its a very nice group whit cards an a DeNazifeied KC you have there. But I have always wondering why people collect,postwar things like this. Cheeper or why??I want the real stuff from the war. Its like to buy a book second and not the first edition if you are a collector. No harm from me here,but I have hard too understand it. But if they want EKs whit out Swaz so why not.
Best Regards
Magnuas

[streptile]

Hi! Its a very nice group whit cards an a DeNazifeied KC you have there. But I have always wondering why people collect,postwar things like this. Cheeper or why?? I want the real stuff from the war.

Just different tastes and priorities, I guess. I'd much rather have a worn and attributed de-nazzed RK than a mint-in-the-box S&L (for example). It's got history to it, a soldier wore it.

[mdj]

Darrel is right IMHO. I should have looked at the picture which clearly does not show a K&Q!

it doesnt look like a Juncker either when I compare it for example to this wartime Juncker and its features. With other words its to dangerous to determine on this old picture whether you see a Juncker, S&L, or perhaps a K&Q.

So, observations aren't proof so I stick to those more or less facts, which togehter are stronger than observations....

- it came in a grouping (directly from family) together with a named tunic.
- it's the same ribbon as on the wartime picture.
- it fits the K&Q timeline.

martin