Lazy 2 Juncker Knights Cross

[all1knew]

Hello all,

I would just like to confirm that this is an original "Lazy 2" Knights Cross from the firm C.E. Juncker, Berlin. To me, it appears to be a textbook piece complete with an authentic (25 thread count) wartime ribbon. The suspension loop, though original, appears to be a period replacement and not of the Juncker variety, any thoughts on this? In my opinion, this is a perfectly fine cross without any issues and of the type awarded and presented in the field, rather than private purchase.

William Kramer

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[ChrisS5917]

"Wowee, what a beautiful cross!"

[Rich G]

Can you get a close up of the fonts of the loop marking? I believe there are 2 fonts for Juncker RK's the L/12 style and the lazy 2 style but would just like to see the loop marking in detail. It is something I have been working on for a while but don't see the second type very often and I am wondering if this is one of them.

Rich

[all1knew]

Can you get a close up of the fonts of the loop marking? I believe there are 2 fonts for Juncker RK's the L/12 style and the lazy 2 style but would just like to see the loop marking in detail. It is something I have been working on for a while but don't see the second type very often and I am wondering if this is one of them.

Rich

Sure Mr. Godon, hopefully these two will help you.

William Kramer

[Darrell]

Textbook. Lazy one.

[Tom B]

Beautiful Lazy 2 !!!!!

[Viriathus]

Very nice find!!

[jcwater]

Your loop is not the most typical juncker loop, this is a mint, for your reference