Would appreciate opinion on this cross offered on an auction. Photos provided by seller are a bit unclear unfortunately. Said to be non-magnetic. No makermark as far as I can see, but that I think is the norm on all grades of these loyal service crosses?
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Originally posted by reichenberg View PostPics are not good but I would say the cross is original. I believe this type was produced by Deschler.
/peter
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A quick comparison with a Deschler cross to the right (pics from RonR).
As you can see there is a lot of differences, especially in the wreath.Attached FilesLast edited by VonPeter; 05-30-2014, 06:17 AM.
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Originally posted by reichenberg View PostI have seen unmarked Deschlers, but I can see the difference, so who made this one? S&L?
I dont think there has ever been found a box for these crosses that hade a mm other then Deschler. So did others make them? I dont know... Maybe someone else has more info to share.
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Thanks all that have contributed so far! So, definitely not a Deschler but maybe still an original? If we are to judge by the image from the S&L catalog, then it is also not a cross by that maker. The cross I´m asking about do not seem to have much space between the edges of the "swastika-box" and the oakleave-wreath whereas the S&L cross seems to conform more to the Deschler look in that sense.
If we where to assume that most makers had a uniform design on all classes of their loyal service crosses, then maybe someone recognices this feature (swastika-box-edges close to oakleave-wreath) from some 25 and/or 40 year cross?
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