Check your mail Robert...
Chris...
Chris...
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I would like to say to Douglas, keep up the good WORK with your research of
the crosses...I`m always looking forward to learn more and more about the
crosses and the manufacturers...If we dont give these guys our appreciation
I think we can shut down forums like this.... And to all you others who help
new collectors the WORD is for you to.....
Best Regards: Chris
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Thanks Chris :
Do you have a side view of the pin set ?
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Hi Douglas, My camera is not so good because lack of proper light indoor and natural light from outdoor in sweden right now.... Hope the pics is good enough...
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That's a hell of a cross, Chris. I'm not too crazy about Mayers, but I'd have that one in a heartbeat
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Best regards,
Streptile
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Thanks for the pictures Chris :
I pasted in the one I have . The pin sets are very close , more like a modified variation . Hard to get the scale to fit but best I could do . Your pin seams slightly thinner and the pin anchor is a bit higher . As on mine the length and the open back curl of the pin foot shows some difference .
The plating on yours is quit a sight compaired to the tarnished coin silver .
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Hi,
1. Robert, nice to see you are pleased with your new cross, it was on of my best 26
Here are 2 other with the same pin ...
(note that those with this pin system ever have this box & this round button)
2 . very interesting details in this thread, I recenly handled many 26-L/18, and like them !
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my last "Mayer"...
cased 26 with "rare" pin system,
cased 26 with "common" pin system (from the Russian Hoard)
cased L/18
uncased SB L/18
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Michael,
Thank you for sharing these crosses.
The horde cross looks absolutely perfect, stone mint. And, yes, I'm really satisfied with the cross I purchased from you.
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