Found this is a pocket of an SS dot camo uniform I bought. I am always amazed how the people here can identify these unmarked crosses. 
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It is W&L (100),
one strange/funny thing is that the ring which is inside the ring has the correct makermark for the cross.
How this is possible wonders me a bit.
Best regards,
DanielComment
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It is not clear, but seems like both rings are makermarked with the correct makermark(?)
Can you get some close ups?Comment
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Right...I guess I need to get better glasses...both are marked !!!Originally posted by Dansson View PostIt is W&L (100),
one strange/funny thing is that the ring which is inside the ring has the correct makermark for the cross.
How this is possible wonders me a bit.
Best regards,
DanielComment
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The condition of the cross you have there is a cross at its best I think, worn with perfect patina on the frame!
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I assume W &L made the chain too ?Originally posted by Dansson View PostThe condition of the cross you have there is a cross at its best I think, worn with perfect patina on the frame!Comment
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I don't think W&L made chains,
I would say the chain is added by the Soldier itself or some previous owner after the war.
It would explain the 2 rings,
It makes it easier to be worn around the neck or something like a necklace hanging around straight
who knows?Comment
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I wonder what the odds were of getting a matching 100 marked ring?Originally posted by Dansson View PostI don't think W&L made chains,
I would say the chain is added by the Soldier itself or some previous owner after the war.
It would explain the 2 rings,
It makes it easier to be worn around the neck or something like a necklace hanging around straight
who knows?Comment
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