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    #1

    War merit cross 2nd class.

    Hello.

    I would like your opinion about this
    WAR MERIT CROSS 2ND CLASS, 1939 WITH SWORDS.

    Regards Peter.













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    Hi there,

    nice example. A late war piece from my point of view... And please have a look at the Crosses of the WH forum for comparisation http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...splay.php?f=21

    Merry Christmas!

    Kimb.

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      #3
      [QUOTE=Kimbrian;3712999]Hi there,

      nice example. A late war piece from my point of view... And please have a look at the Crosses of the WH forum for comparisation http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...splay.php?f=21

      Merry Christmas!

      Hello Kimb.

      Thank you verry much for your opinion and the link of course.
      I have a question how can you see that it is a late war?
      U2 a verry nice cristmas

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        #4
        Originally posted by Kimbrian View Post
        Hi there,

        nice example. A late war piece from my point of view... And please have a look at the Crosses of the WH forum for comparisation http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...splay.php?f=21

        Merry Christmas!

        Kimb.
        In my opinion, this is not a late war example. Quite the contrary, it is an early war example struck from bronze.

        Best regards,
        Tom
        Mihi libertas necessest!

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          #5
          Separately-applied suspension eyelet confirms early production run. Late war examples are zinc and have integral suspension eyelets.

          Best regards,
          Tom
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          Mihi libertas necessest!

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            #6
            Ok thank you all for this information i respect that

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              #7
              would agree nice early war piece

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                #8
                seems fine for me.

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                  #9
                  Thnx all.

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by tyanacek View Post
                    Separately-applied suspension eyelet confirms early production run. Late war examples are zinc and have integral suspension eyelets.
                    Best regards,
                    Tom
                    Ah! Thank you very much, I always thought the sloppy "forge markings" around the cross were an indicator. It´s always nice to learn something!

                    Regards,

                    Kimb.

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