What a wonderful picture :)

[Sturmkurt]

could watch this pic every day hahaaaa

[evilmike]

a recent find?

[George Stimson]

Can we get a closer look at the DK case?

[Douglas 5]

Nice indeed .
This all from one person ? Just curious : WW1 and WW2 EK1 and a WW2 EK1 Spange : ... is the WW2 EK1 a LDO award ???

Douglas

[Robert P.]

And, is that a 1st pattern Juncker Spange (cased)?

Robert

[Douglas 5]

Sure looks like a 1st pattern EK1 Spange with the curved date edges , Robert . Then after looking at the EK2 spange.... should it be a 1st pattern too ??? As much as I can tell it does not look like one ? It could have been replaced maybe .

Douglas

[Robert P.]

Hi Douglas,

Looking through my magnifying glass the 2nd class spange looks like a 1st pattern as well.

Robert

[George Stimson]

Close-ups of everything needed!

[Douglas 5]

I was hoping it was . Could not enlarge the picture much to tell on the EK2 Spange . The EK1 Spange shows the curved date edge quit well .

Douglas

[Flemming]

The 2nd class SPange is also a 1st pattern, in my opinion

/Flemming

PS Please show us close ups of all the items

[Sturmkurt]

many many questions.....

tomorrow i post some pictures more !

[Sturmkurt]

good morning,

all items i pointed some month, years ago but i like the picture so much......

so your questions !

all items coms from a family but i dont know was there one or two persons (WW1 and WW2) ??. the DKiG owner was

Major d. R. Alfred Santmann
11./Artillerie-Regiment 168
DKiG am 25 Mai 1942

yes it is a 1st pattern Juncker Spange cased.

the DKiG case is from my family(grandma) so i put it in. it is very old but not WW2

the 2nd class spange is the 2 type but i dont know something about the maker

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