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    EKII Spange, unmarked Steinhauer & Lück

    Angry S&L look.
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    #2
    nice and original
    regards
    jon

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      #3
      what's the prinzen one next door?

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        #4
        I'm curious on one point... would they have a frosted finish from S&L? I don't rsee a frosted finish and just wondered if it has be worn/cleaned off or if they just didn't have one.

        Rich
        Interested in hand-stitched EM/NCO LW insignia and cuff-titles
        Decorations of Germany

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          #5
          No idea Richard, close to mint condition and it does not seem to have been cleaned. I bet Jon knows about S&L Spange frosting.

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            #6
            all I know is that I've seen some with, some without. Not sure if it's different techniques, some lasting more than others, wear and tear, never applied, or something else... (probably all the above!)
            regards
            jon

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              Originally posted by Roglebk View Post
              No idea Richard, close to mint condition and it does not seem to have been cleaned. I bet Jon knows about S&L Spange frosting.
              Originally posted by tinmantis View Post
              all I know is that I've seen some with, some without. Not sure if it's different techniques, some lasting more than others, wear and tear, never applied, or something else... (probably all the above!)
              regards
              jon
              Carl/Jon

              Thanks for your view point. It looks to me S&L did not always apply frosting. This is interesting especially as this is a tombac piece. This also fits in with the L/16 oakleaves that would appear to have exactly the same type of finish (or lack of, depending on your point of view)

              Rich
              Interested in hand-stitched EM/NCO LW insignia and cuff-titles
              Decorations of Germany

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