Boxed Oakleaves for the KC

[AntiqueWW2]

What you think about this Set? To me a good Godet.

[AntiqueWW2]

p2

[Jelle M.]

Pictures are too low in resolution to make a final judgement. Hard to recognize the typical flaws.
That said, i like what i see. Case looks fine too!

[Tom B]

Pictures are too low in resolution to make a final judgement. Hard to recognize the typical flaws.
That said, i like what i see. Case looks fine too!

Yes I agree. Tom

[Jelle M.]

I wonder why somebody wrote 408 in the inner lid.
Maybe the award number? Might fit the 900 21 version as 408 would be awarded in 1944. Just guessing.

[AntiqueWW2]

Sorry for the bad Pictures, not done by me. When i decide to go for it, i will post better Pictures. And good Tip with the Number, i was wondering myself what it means.

[tystgaard]

Nice

I also like them. But better pictures would help
yes. Schloss Klessheim Patina?

The number are probably a postwar inventory
or a auction lot. number.

BR
Nicolai

[AntiqueWW2]

Here are some better Pictures. And no, they are not Klessheim Oaks, they are awarded Oaks.

[tystgaard]

Great

Alright Wonderful set

I also like them. But better pictures would help
yes. Schloss Klessheim Patina?

The number are probably a postwar inventory
or a auction lot. number.

BR
Nicolai

[hkusp40]

I would be very comfortable with this set in my collection. Very nice find. -Ger

[all1knew]

incredible



William Kramer

[HAF]

rare stuff here wow

[markus]

Perfectly fine original set!

Markus

[AntiqueWW2]

Thanks to everyone. These where bought in the early 90s at a former Yugoslavian Museum. They had this one on Display as Generaloberst Alexander Löhrs Oaks together with some of his other Items.

[Flemming]

Thanks to everyone. These where bought in the early 90s at a former Yugoslavian Museum. They had this one on Display as Generaloberst Alexander Löhrs Oaks together with some of his other Items.

Then the number in the lid could very well be the museums inventory number I guess!

/Flemming