German Cross on Estand

[AntiqueWW2]

Pictures are not the best, but what is it?

http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...d.php?t=960462

[TWS]

I'd request sharper and closer photos from the seller.

I'm far from an expert on these, but I'd venture that it looks a lot like my Deschler.

Perhaps someone with more expertise will chime in.

Edit: just noted the hollow rivets. I believe Deschler rivets should be solid.

[Dietrich Maerz]

Looks like a post-war S&L to me!

[cobra-2001]

Looks like a post-war S&L to me!

I agree look at the catch set up. Cliff

[AntiqueWW2]

Postwar S&L was my guess as well.

[Tony T-S]

That was my thought. It should’ve in the bazaar for a lot less. I’d buy it as I collect postwar.

[Tom B]

Looks like a post-war S&L to me!

I agree. Tom

[Ralph Arndt]

S & L post-war, still a nice piece that I think has value, depending on the quality.

[Leroy]

Just out of curiosity, is the pin marked on the obverse side?

[Ralph Arndt]

Hi Leroy, some photo's of my S & L. Pin marked # 4. Ralph

[Leroy]

Thanks for those photos (which for clarity, of course, are not of the one posted by 'Beobachter' for sale). Here are a couple more of another one (formerly owned by 'GeorgeL' and now owned by me) in which I have a high level of confidence.

[PaulR]

What is a fair market value for such an item?

[Leroy]

There was one listed on Ratisbon's back in October. The minimum bid (2800 Euros) was exceeded and it sold, but I don't know the final price.