Oh No.. Not another..

[Blitz]

..mystery case!!??!! Oh yes. Some of you might remember a few other threads of similar nature a while back.. In any case, here is the latest. It does have contents and It is beatifull. Most of you should know what should be inside, so I'll keep this simple. When there are enough answers in the poll, I'll reveal what's inside. Thank you for your time and most of all, your patience.

[kokstok]

Voted for option no 2 it must be a 57 case.

[Blitz]

Haven't you considered the alternative that It's a modern case with something much older inside?

[Scott C.]

My vote's for the first one: KVK with/without swords...

[pilotshadow26]

I voted for the first one.

[kokstok]

Haven't you considered the alternative that It's a modern case with something much older inside?

what? your mother in law

[Giel VW]

Open it

[Sami K]

Come on show us Your new treasure It´s a ´57 version right? Or

[Blitz]

what? your mother in law

No need to get personal..

As they say.. ..Patience is a virtue..

[MH184]

Well it's not a WW2 era box, if it it pertain's to be such it's 101% fake..that much I can say. A '57 RK box, nahh I think not, of so it's different and I wouldn't trust it.


???? I'll have to think of response on the poll. A '57 collectors market case at best in reality. There are no really early '57 RK KVK's they've prouduced, only for the trend and market...like most of the '57 awards you'll encounter today.


If you think I'm talking crap, then take it from Gordon in his new book.

'57 awards you'll be lucky to get an original early example today, the others you're kidding yourself about.....as good as fakes, produced for a demand


Kr

Marcus

[Blitz]

And here she is. The most early 57' KvK RK with swords that you can hope to find and with a wartime ribbon. The case was made by our very own Tony Yeomans by the way..

[Blitz]

Another view..

[Blitz]

Nice view of the ribbon..

[Blitz]

Closeup N. 1

[Blitz]

And closeup N. 2.
Opinions are more than welcome.
Ps. Thank you for your patience.