New spanish member, and asking about an SC

[riosp]

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[riosp]

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[galateo]

Ciertamente, comparando, si se aprecian las esvásticas más grandes y las águilas no tan finamente acabadas, como decían Jacques y otros foreros. Es también más convexa.
Saludos

Really, in a comparative, the svasticas are bigger and the eagles are not so fine worked, as Jacques and other members told. It is too more convex.
Regards

[jacques]

thanks to all of you for your opinions. I have a question: why, if you are making a fake, employ a not recognised manufacter of SC to mark the cross?
I think that there could be two reasons: or want to make doubt to the expert because he has not another autentic piece of that manufacturer to compare to, or it is stupid to make a fake with a non existent manufacturer mark. Just another one, for this last reason: maybe, if I am selling a SC with a non existent manufacturer, nobody could say I am selling a fake, not? For example: I am an artist as a painter and I painted a perfect copy of the Guernica (Picasso), but I sign on it "Galateo". Could anybody say I'm trying to deceive?
But this is not the thread question, so I want to grateful you for your opinions, and more and more would be welcome. This afternoon I will compare those points you indicate to me, with the photos of diferent autentic pieces posted of the forum: I will take a practical lesson.
Many thanks,
galateo

Copies of spanish crosses are made with various marks. I already saw the same as your marked "900", "CEJ". Be carefull, some original are convex, other are more flat; it depends of the manufacture. Some makers made several variants with different marks, for instance Juncker ( CEJ, CEJ 900, 900, L/12, L/12 900, unmarked), Steinhauer & Luck (4, L/16, L/16 4, L/16 800, 835(?) , unmarked) or Meybauer (L/13, 900, 900 + coat or arms, coat or arms alone, unmarked ). Some are unmarked and the manufacturer is unknown (at least to me) for instanc the cross shown previously by RIOSP.
jacques

[galateo]

Many thanks for your opinions.

galateo