Hey,
Looking for help authenticating maker of this 1914 first class. No marks noticeable.
Thanks!
Looking for help authenticating maker of this 1914 first class. No marks noticeable.
Thanks!
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Possibly better chance if you post in the Imperial section instead of the Third Reich forum.
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Hi,
Reverse finish, hardware and anti-rotation pin indicated TR period production.
The obverse frame beading is exceptionally worn and the core looks more like Imperial production but with poor detail yet near 100% finish.
I'd like to see some edge shots of the frame to see if it's been separated and re-joined and also of the inner edge of the beading to see if the core has been refinished.
Bit of a strange one from the pics so far.
Regards
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Nice cross by B.H. Mayer.
If the frame beading was good, you would see the long bead on the
6 o'clock arm that shows up on some of the "26" marked crosses.
Here is mine to compare against.Comment
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Thank you for your input I will take a look at your example and compare, I appreciate your time!
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