DKiG Opinions

[fabri-online]

Has looked, and what? These are different rivets. It is well visible on page 88. On this type 1, such rivets, did not do.

ok, no problem if we see the same thing with different points of view.
So in your opinion what happened to this cross ?

[Cook]

Sorry, but its not " same thing with different points of view".
These two different types of one manufacturer. They are made on different technology. Look here types Deschler, from early to the late - http://www.dkig.net/en/deschler.php
If you mean of a Winkler cross , I do not know. Probably there was a repair

[Ojoneso]

Allow me to correct you: the most rare German Cross is the 7 rivet 1st Type Junker, followed by the L/52 marked Zimmermann, not the 10 rivet (which are no rivets) from Deschler.

Hello Dietrich,

do you have pictures from a 7 rivet Juncker DK?

Regards Sebastian

[Dietrich Maerz]

Yes, it is in my book.

[IVAN]

Rivets altered ? so this professional work with early Deschler rivets is for a case on a Deschler DK ?
Please take a look to the book "The German Cross" pages 83-85-88-94-95 and compare rivets.

Ciao Fabri,

in realty the rivets of this cross is unusually for Deschler four rivets types, but this cross is without doubts original.

[fabri-online]

ciao Ivan

thanks, yes I agree with your comment.

[Cole Bush]

a bad cross, but so many say original except for Cook....