Non Magnetic 1914 EK2- Post WW1 Jeweler Made?

[Nydigger1]

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Hello, thanks in advance for any help!

This is a strange EK. It came in aa grouping that contained a real knights cross ribbon along with other EKs. Here are some quick points about the cross:

- It is a 1 construction

- It is not magnetic

- Ribbon is a period original jeweler ribbon which is sewn closed at the ends

- Was shown to a few people in person, consensus being that it could very well be a jeweler made EK

- The small loop connecting the cross to the ring is loose / turns in place.

- Detailing is much MUCH better then on any fake ive ever had or seen.


I was told that this, if it is a jeweler made EK2, is post WW1, possibly even early 1930s. BUT this is all speculation. Any help in this matter would be much appreciated thank you!

[Eklipse]

It is very similar like some theater props from that time...there are some interesting treads you can seach.

[Nydigger1]

It is very similar like some theater props from that time...there are some interesting treads you can seach.

http://forum.wehrmacht-awards.com/fo...72#post7485672

Thanks for the info! Someone posted an identical example on that thread as well, consensus being that its most likely a theatrical piece.

[AUSGANG]

I have a theatrical cross that is two piece but each component is stamped out of sheet metal and not cast