Once again I need your help identifying this cross. THX
WR Kirill
WR Kirill
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No one ideas? Who is the manufacturer of this cross?
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I am on the phone because can't access computer, but a quick look gives the feel of a 24
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Thanks for the comment!Originally posted by Dansson View PostI am on the phone because can't access computer, but a quick look gives the feel of a 24
I was very confused by the cut internal corners!
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Hí Kirill I agree with Daniel I think this is a 24 crossComment
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I agree...looks like a 24Comment
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Thank you Sanya!Originally posted by sanya13 View Post
The first impression was the same. But I have not seen a cross of this manufacturer with cut inside corners! And you met like this?
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Yes Kirill I have a few that have filed inside corners . When I posted mine - I never got an answer on it at all . Torn between them being a S&L or 24 ???
They are all very early crosses and quit hard to find . What size and weight is yours ?
DouglasComment
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Most likely no one will disagree with me, but for me it is may be J.J.Stahl (= 122)
Regards
JarekComment
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Douglas, thanks for the comment! This cross isn't mine, met it on the Internet and it interested me with its uniqueness.Originally posted by Douglas 5 View Post
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Internal corners are really very similar as on the crosses of J.J. Stahl. But the similarity is quite conditional.Originally posted by boch_62 View PostMost likely no one will disagree with me, but for me it is may be J.J.Stahl (= 122)
Regards
Jarek
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photoOriginally posted by boch_62 View PostMost likely no one will disagree with me, but for me it is may be J.J.Stahl (= 122)
Regards
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Yes I would say 122 frame is similar, but at the same time the frame is not exactly IMO the same. For example the point where the jumpring is soldered on the 122 there is a small hump but not exatly the size of a lug, this is what I remember that my 122 has on it. Can't confirm this because I have sold mine, would be great if someone could make a photo to confirm this or to dump what I am claiming.
On other detail I noticed on a 122 is the size of the jumpring, it's quite small and from the pics of the 24 it looks like the jumpring is a bit bigger
Best regards,
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hí all
Daniel is right the 122 isso called the hump although not
all on the types because exist such type too that not the hump .
The jumpring size too be different ,
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IMO this the piece a unmarked 24 ,but jarek is right very similar (a little ) but the inner core different
Kirill please the size this the piece ,if possibleComment
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