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    #46
    Souval for sale

    Hi All, I was just searching a couple of reputable deals and I noticed that they had some Souval Iron Cross for sale. I also noticed that some of the tips how to avoid a fake that I learned here, were present in these cross.
    So if I may ask is it possible to find these crosses that are pre 45? The reason I ask because I can hardly believe that some deals try to lose their reputation on an Iron Cross that cost just about € 300.
    Thank you for any feedback
    Alf.

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      #47
      Souval crosses are dangerous if you don't know what to look for, because Souval used original dies after the war.

      So even dealers may sell post-war crosses as "original" because they don't know.

      Basically it comes down to "doing your homework" before you buy.
      You can find lots of pics on this forum.

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        #48
        Thanks Ben, my point is the dealers I looked into they a very well-known for their high items, so I think they should know what they are selling.

        On second thoughts, how one can distinguish a post war souval cross from a pre-war one when the makers used the same dies that they were producing original crosses
        Alf
        Last edited by mp409mm; 12-26-2014, 01:57 PM.

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          #49
          In my opinion, the post-war Souvala crosses were not to be a copy of the crosses B-Type ... (as stated Trevor)

          Unfortunately, unaware (of ignorance) or smart seller (and some dealers) is trying to tell inexperienced collectors, that is a variation of Schinkel B ... Practical crap.
          These crosses have nothing in common, but this need we should learn, nothing can substitute. Sorry

          Jarek

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            #50
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            Originally posted by boch_62 View Post
            In my opinion, the post-war Souvala crosses were not to be a copy of the crosses B-Type ... (as stated Trevor)

            Unfortunately, unaware (of ignorance) or smart seller (and some dealers) is trying to tell inexperienced collectors, that is a variation of Schinkel B ... Practical crap.
            These crosses have nothing in common, but this need we should learn, nothing can substitute. Sorry

            Jarek

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              #51
              That fake does have some clean lines! LMAO! But it is sooooo obviously fake!

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                #52
                Obviously I misinterpreted the Souval question.

                I was talking about Souval crosses in general.

                the Souval that looks like the Schinkel B is post-war.
                Any dealer selling them as wartime-original is either a fool or a crook....

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                  #53
                  Rare Schinkel-B

                  My comment about JC was unnecessary and I apologize and wish it were removed. Thanks

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