My new german cross in gold purchase.

[jimjim91607]

Dear Members,

I just bought this German cross in gold , a 134 from Tim O in England.

It is actually more beautiful in person, than the photos I saw on the E stand page.

I Reluctantly sold my 134 a few years ago to pay the rent and am very happy to have purchased another fine example.


I now need a cased light weight , German cross in # 20 in Gold , if any one out there has one for sale ?

Here is a photo of my other two German crosses, a #20 in silver and a
number 1 , heavy version.

Any comments are welcome and thanks again to Tim O for the cross !!!!!!

Regards cheers Steven.

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[AndyC]

Well you have very nice crosses there



Andy

[Tony T-S]

Wow I find myself falling in love with the silver version of these and your example is a beauty. These are three NICE crosses

[jimjim91607]

Silver cross

Dear Andy and Tony,

Thanks for your kind comments.

Here are two more photos of the silver cross for Tony in Australia.

The smudges on the cross is dirt, I touched it and tarnished it many years ago,
do you think I should wash the stain with soap and water ?

Cheers mate , good on ya !

Regards Steven.

[Cole Bush]

nice collection!!

by the way:
I now need a cased light weight , German cross in # 20 in Gold , if any one out there has one for sale ?
===>134 and 20 are identical faces, why not consider buying another maker? for example Godet or Juncker?

[Tony T-S]

Thanks for the shots. She's a beauty I have no idea if you should try and clean the dirt. I would be afraid of doing something worse to it. Others may be able to give better advice. Such a good collection.

[jimjim91607]

Dear Tony and Cole,

Thanks a lot for the comments and advice.

The face of the silver cross did not have that stain when I bought it and, I unfortunately rubbed it with my finger and stained it !!!!!

I think I better leave it as is.

How many different makers and styles of DKGs are there ????

I would love one of each.

Thanks again.

Regards Steven.