Here is the 2nd of three KCs that came from an old estate collection from the 1960s....I assume it is early post war? Again I would appreciate any info- thanks!
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Forgot to mention this one is magnetic....Comment
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....and has no markings on either the cross or oak leafComment
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Yes, a "B" type post 45 S&L. The ring has not been cleaned up very well.Comment
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Same question I had about the other one you posted - what kind of frosting?
Also, could you take a photo of the cross "straight-on"? Thanks!
If someone (independent from me!) could give you a value on these crosses, and if you want to sell, I'd love to buy them to study!Comment
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Id like to know what these would be valued at as well .Comment
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The oak leaf front is frosted but the raised highlights of the leaves are a polished bright silver...I will get a front photo in a few mins...the 3rd cross is a Grand Cross-probably also post-war but still a very impressive piece and appears to be nice quality...Comment
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Hi,
The value on this set would be dependent on the frame and oaks being made out of silver and not nickle or an alloy.
As for the eyelet being left with surplus metal in the middle.I think this was deliberate on late crosses in order to prevent distorshions.Comment
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